Checking if node is executable

[conbrad]

The vimrc file checks if it can execute node js on line 42:

if !executable('node') || !executable('npm')

node is executed by issuing nodejs by default though, the check should be

if !executable('nodejs') || !executable('npm')

[krampstudio]

On which OS ? How did you install node ? I think it depends on the way you've installed it :

• using nvm or from the sources you'll have only the node binary
• using the debian's nodejs package you'll get the nodejs binary in addition to node
• using the nodesource repo I think there's only the node binary

Is it a problem ? If yes I can check for at least one.

[conbrad]

I'm on Lubuntu, which I believe is based off Ubuntu Trusty.

I installed nodejs via debian package or though npm (cannot remember) but there was only nodejs installed not node.

It's not a huge issue, but an extra check will cause less friction for new users.