refactor: simplified start proj logs

[iamsahilsonawane]

Change

Improved the how to navigate and start your project logs after initialization.

Why this change?

In the previous state, it was harder for users:

1. To know that these are commands
2. To copy and paste that commands into the terminal

Inspiration

While creating Google Flutter's projects, it has a similar structure which makes it easier for copy-pasting in the terminal. When I came to fresh for the first time, it was a little hard for me to quickly catch them as commands.

Comparison (Before | After)

[xyntechx]

Great idea! I saw that you're still using unresolvedDirectory for the cd command, which is good! The right-hand-side image you sent show cd hello_world though... it should be cd my-project if it's using unresolvedDirectory 😁

Minor nitpick but I hope it's just the image that's slightly wonky!

[iamsahilsonawane]

Great idea! I saw that you're still using unresolvedDirectory for the cd command, which is good! The right-hand-side image you sent show cd hello_world though... it should be cd my-project if it's using unresolvedDirectory 😁

Minor nitpick but I hope it's just the image that's slightly wonky!

Actually no, the unresolved directory gives us the name of the directory in which the project is been initialized. I created a project named, hello_world.

If you see the new updated code (not yet released), when you create a new project, you get the name of the directory in which you created the project.

So it's nothing changed, it's still the unresolved directory shown there in the 2nd image. Basically instead of giving us resolved directory which will be for e.g. Users/<username>/.../directory it gives us an unresolved directory which will be directory. my-project is a static log previously which soon got updated in this #415 pull.

[xyntechx]

Great idea! I saw that you're still using unresolvedDirectory for the cd command, which is good! The right-hand-side image you sent show cd hello_world though... it should be cd my-project if it's using unresolvedDirectory 😁
Minor nitpick but I hope it's just the image that's slightly wonky!

Actually no, the unresolved directory gives us the name of the directory in which the project is been initialized. I created a project named, hello_world.

If you see the new updated code (not yet released), when you create a new project, you get the name of the directory in which you created the project.

So it's nothing changed, it's still the unresolved directory shown there in the 2nd image. Basically instead of giving us resolved directory which will be for e.g. Users/<username>/.../directory it gives us an unresolved directory which will be directory. my-project is a static log previously which soon got updated in this #415 pull.

Ah I see! Thanks for the clarification!

[lucacasonato]

Thank you.