I don't want git initialized in my folder when I create react app by
npx create-react-app appName
When I was working with Angular, it was comparatively easier by just typing the command
ng new my-app --skip-git
Can anyone please tell me the related command for React? I tried searching but couldn't find any satisfactory answer.
Now that you know how to identify a create-react-app, you can use git to pull the project from GitHub. This step entails simply navigating to the project's repository on GitHub, selecting the remote URL from within the green Code dropdown, and then running git clone <project's remote repo url> on your local machine.
Creating a React application requires you to set up build tools such as Babel and Webpack. These build tools are required because React's JSX syntax is a language that the browser doesn't understand.
There's an open GitHub issue for your case.
TL;DR: There are no current plans to include such an option. The React developers recommend you run rm -rf .git
after npx create-react-app appName
to achieve these results.
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