Update cy.sh with what I usually use on my computer

Author: wlsf82

README.md

@@ -2,25 +2,20 @@
 
 This project offers a single shell script that quickly initializes a [Cypress](https://cypress.io) testing automation project from scratch.
 
-> **Note:** This script only works on Unix-based operating systems, such as Linux and macOS.
+> **Note:** This script only works on Unix-based operating systems, such as Linux and OSX.
 
 ## Usage
 
 1. Download the [`cy.sh`](./cy.sh) file and move it to your root directory
-2. In the root directory, run `./cy.sh name-of-the-project-you-want-to-create-here` to create a Cypress project from scratch (you might have to first give execution permission to the `cy.sh` file)
-- 2.1. Alternatively, you can run `./cy.sh name-of-your-project-here x.x.x` if you want to install a specific version of Cypress, other than its latest version.
-3. Close Cypress and access the newly created project (e.g., `cd name-of-your-project-here/`)
-4. Open it on your favorite IDE and start writing your Cypress tests! 🙌
+
+2. In the root directory, run `./cy.sh name-of-the-project-you-want-to-create` to create a Cypress project from scratch (you might have first to give execution permission to the `cy.sh` file)
+  2.1. Alternatively, you can run `./cy.sh name-of-your-project-here x.x.x` (where `x.x.x` is the specific Cypress version you want to install). Otherwise, the latest version is installed.
+
+3. After the script is run, access the newly created directory and run `npx cypress open` to start Cypress for the first time so it will bootstrap itself.
 
 ## What does `cy.sh` do?
 
-1. It creates a project directory and accesses it
-2. Then, it initialize git and .gitignore
-3. After that, it creates a readme file to be defined
-4. It then initializes NPM
-5. It installs Cypress (if a version is provided, it will install it; otherwise, the latest version is installed)
-6. It creates cypress.env and cypress.env.example files defaulting them to empty objects
-7. Finally, it opens Cypress for the first time so that it creates its default structure.
+To understand exactly what it does, read the comments in the [cy.sh](./cy.sh) file.
 
 ## Support this project
 

cy.sh

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-# Create project directory and access it
-mkdir $1
-cd $1
+# Create the project directory and access it
+mkdir workspaces/$1
+cd workspaces/$1
 # Initialize git and .gitignore
 git init
 touch .gitignore
 echo ".DS_Store\ncypress.env.json\ncypress/downloads/\ncypress/screenshots/\ncypress/videos/\nnode_modules/" > .gitignore
-# Create readme file to be defined
+# Create a readme file to be defined
 touch README.md
 echo "# $1\n\nTBD." > README.md
-# Initialize NPM
+# Initialize npm
 npm init -y
-# Install Cypress (if version is provided, it will install it, otherwise, the latestet version is installed)
+# Install Cypress (if the version is provided, it will install it, otherwise, the latestet version is installed)
 if [ "$2" ]; then
   npm i cypress@"$2" -D
 else
   npm i cypress -D
 fi
-# Create cypress.env and cypress.env.example files defaulting them to empty objects
+# Create the cypress.env.json and cypress.env.example.json files defaulting them to empty objects
 touch cypress.env.json
 echo "{}" > cypress.env.json
 touch cypress.env.example.json
 echo "{}" > cypress.env.example.json
-# Open Cypress for the first time so that it creates its default structure
-npx cypress open
+# Version and commit all the files and directories
+git add .
+git commit -m "Create cypress project"
+# Open the project on VSCode
+code .