Invalid path due to 'bin' symlink

[navaru]

Installed by using:

 ▸ npm install scripted -g

I use a Node.js Version Manager (nvm) which uses a symlink: $HOME/.nodejs/bin -> $HOME/.nodejs/v0.x.x/bin

Running scripted from terminal:

 ▸ scripted app.js 
ls: /Users/navaru/.nodejs/lib/node_modules/scripted/bin/scripted: No such file or directory

Version: 0.3.0

Edit 1: I've read that you need to add the $PATH, but it needs to be an easier way, I've also looked at the bash file and you can add a check to see if the scritped file is a symlink and point to the original file, but I know to do this only in bash

Edit 2: I've looked over the bash file scripted, why did you choose this method?

# If $0 is really a link, chase it down to the real location
linked=`ls -l "$0" | grep " -> "`
while [ ! -z "$linked" ]
...

There are compatibility issues over something like this in bash? test -h file && echo "is symlink" || echo "is regular file"

[kdvolder]

The batch scripts are now all replaced with node scripts (i.e all written in javascript). Could you try out the latest from head and see if symlinks are still a problem in the new scripts (I believe that they shouldn't be but won't close this bug until its confirmed.

Kris

[navaru]

Now it works :)

The package on npm should be updated, I believe is the simplest way to install scripted.

[kdvolder]

Thanks for confirming that it works for you now with master. Unfortunately the npm packages will probably not be updated until 0.4 is released.