Allow to have a different directory and project name

What problem does this feature solve?

Full stack projects might use a project structure where the web is only a certain part amongst e.g. the server, scripts, database definitions. Consider for example the default Go project structure. For such a project it is desirable to have the output of vue-cli generated in a specific folder (web/ in the case. of go) that is not named just as the whole project, while the actual name (package.json) should still be the one of the application. As of now, I would need to manually rename the folder:

# create a web named 'my-cool-app'
$ vue create my-cool-app
# rename the target folder to a more generic name
$ mv my-cool-app web

IMHO it would be a great benefit to allow to (optionally) provide a different project name to vue-cli, while the standard behaviour should remain (i.e. derive the project name from the output folder’s name).

What does the proposed API look like?

#  create the web 'my-web' in the 'web' directory
$ vue create --name my-web web

[LinusBorg]

I personally think renaming a folder is straightforward and was enough.

Adding another option for this does not add any considerable value.

[sh7dm]

I’d prefer vue create my-app --dir web as a more convienient way to do this.