Make it easier to determine new project directory after neuro project init

[astaff]

Every time I create a new project, my immediate next action is to cd into project directory and either open it in my editor or run make setup. Things get more complicated if project slug is different from actual name.

My current workaround is to copy-paste slug suggested from neuro project init prompt which adds a manual step and complicates writing tutorials.

I see a few possible solutions:

1. Automatically change into project directory, then the name can be obtained using ${PWD##*/}. Drawback is some users might not expect this side effect from running the cli. git init and Create React App don't cd.

2. Take directory name as an optional argument in neuro project init: check if it's a valid slug and default slug and long name to it. git init does the same.

I am favoring no. 2 as it can also make neuro project init ask less questions. I am using React scaffolding as an example.

[asvetlov]

neuro cannot change the current directory of the parent process, the shell in your example.
Option 1) is impossible.

[astaff]

Thanks, @asvetlov . Looks like no. 2 it is, unless there are other suggestions