When creating a new project from within the target folder with a target of "." or "./" don't set target to process.cwd() because that doesn't work.

[jeffschwartz]

Problem:

The code to generate a new project interprets target prior to using it in file I/O calls as follows:

target = target === "." && process.cwd() || target;

which causes the project to be generated in the wrong target folder if the user enters "." as the target.

Not sure about other operating systems, but on Mac Os the system will interpret this as current directory/full path to current directory when making IO calls to create directories.

Solution:

Leave target set to whatever the user had entered and use path.resolve(target) for console.log output when reporting to the console.