Using eval to invoke the node online and offline helper utilities makes some assumptions about the content of each variable, and those assumptions don't always match up with reality.
As suggested by @thedavidwhiteside in #14, using a subshell allows for the same result but takes advantage of BASH-internal quoting mechanisms that are content-driven. No assumptions needed.
For consistency, I updated both the "online" and "offline" invocations.
Using
evalto invoke the node online and offline helper utilities makes some assumptions about the content of each variable, and those assumptions don't always match up with reality.As suggested by @thedavidwhiteside in #14, using a subshell allows for the same result but takes advantage of BASH-internal quoting mechanisms that are content-driven. No assumptions needed.
For consistency, I updated both the "online" and "offline" invocations.
Fixes #14.