This way the one generated by `init.js` doesn’t get overwritten later.
This fixes #149 which got broken as part of #94

update webpack css include path, allow files to be loaded from the project root node_modules folder. (#178)

This project is a really good use case to apply some accessibility
rules to the lint config. For beginners getting started with React, we
can also teach/enforce basic accessibility rules in the web at author
time.

For now, I’ve just applied to the rules that are listed in
`eslint-config-airbnb` because these are most real-world tested, and we
can continue to add.

Happy to help if there are any questions/issues/concerns about the
plugin!

fix cdpath bug

* Provide instructions on GH Pages deploy

* Add docs for GH Pages deployment

* Prevent incorrect paths in file-loader

* Minor message tweaks

* Update README.md

* Fix relative paths

* Don't assume the project is hosted at the root
* Require package.json in webpack.config.prod.js and use homepage if set; otherwise use '/'

* Fix package.json path and add sample package.json for tests

* Update publicPath to use relative path portion of URL defined in homepage

* Update successful bundle generation message

* Show bundle generation success message based on presence of homepage in package.json

* explicitly specify ESLint config path for editor plugins

* changed to use single quote

* Move setup instructions to CONTRIBUTING.md

* Reword setup instructions slightly

Ref #92

Ref #156

Not sure if we can simply delete the line and that'll disable it, so I
went with setting it to 0. Let me know!

Missing letter added.

* Resolve imported CSS files from anywhere
* Resolve imported CSS files from src and node_modules folder only

Closes #103

* Adds .gitignore file to default template

* Simplify renames

* Reference npm issue in comment

* Removing leading slash

The Contributing instructions in the README give my-app as the sample
app name when running `npm run create-react-app my-app`. This just adds
those directories to the .gitignore so they don't accidentally get
committed.

Quik is a tool to prototype and build apps with React and Babel with zero-setup. It also supports HMR, CSS modules, Sass etc.

https://github.com/satya164/quik

* Recursively copy the template folder

* add fs-extra library

Related to #72, c2ba7a4a