* feat(create-medusa-app): Allow to create project with specific medusa version
* feat(create-medusa-app): Allow to create project with specific medusa version
* feat(create-medusa-app): Allow to create project with specific medusa version
* naming
* Create smart-singers-dress.md
* fix(create-medusa-app): ensure the same package manager is used consistently
* fix verbose not working as expected
* improvements
* remove legacy peer deps
* format
RESOLVES FRMW-2862
**What**
This PR enable the `create-medusa-app` CLI to accept a new `--plugin` option to scaffold a plugin. This is complementary to all the plugin commands being created/adjusted separately to that pr.
Also, this pr brings a little refactoring around resource scaffolding, the idea was to contain the refactoring to a little area and not expend it to the entire create-medusa-app package to not disrupt and expand the scope for which the purpose was to introduce the plugin scaffolding capabilities
**Addition**
- medusa project will get their package.json name changed to the project name
- Remove build step from medusa project creation
**Plugin flow**
- in the plugin
- `npx create-medsa-app --plugin`
- `yarn dev`
- in the project
- `yalc add plugin-name`
- `yarn dev`
Any changes on the plugin will publish, push in the local registry which will fire the hot reload of the app and include the new changes from the plugin
When installing with Next.js starter, retrieve the publishable API key seeded and add it to the environment variable in the `.env.local` or `.env.template` file
On every new installation of `create-medusa-app`, you get a warning related to `glob`'s version.
Since we don't need `glob` anymore (it was used to remove boilerplate files), I've removed it along with its usage. This includes removing the `--no-boilerplate` option.
As we're adding some actions to the starter, it doesn't make sense to keep them in the cloned projects with `create-medusa-app`. This PR removes the `.github` directory from the project after cloning it
- Remove `v2` option and install V2 starter branch by default.
- Use new `exec` command to seed data
- Install v2 branch of next.js starter if the option is provided.
- Change the opened browser to `localhost:9000/app`.
- Added a bunch of todos for onboarding flows once we have that
