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Fix CLI command name from starter to init #130
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And show help when wrong command name given
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Fix CLI command name from starter to init
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And show help when wrong command name given
Addresses #122
The problem was with wrong documentation, it mentioned the
startercommand for the CLI, whereas the right command isinit. It would be one option to keepstarter, but I thinkinitmakes more sense and also matches what other such CLIs are doing, with the exception of some, like create-react-app, which doesn't take any commands because the only thing it does is generate the skeleton project. I presume we want commands here because at some point titus will do more than just generating the skeleton.Also added a fallback to show the help when the command is not recognized, as opposed to showing nothing which is not very helpful. Inspired from here