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Since flatiron is a binary in this context it makes sense to add the -g ... #5

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<p>Flatiron comes with a commandline tool that can generate several application <b>boilerplates</b>.</p>
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<p class="bash">$ [sudo] npm install flatiron</p>
<p class="bash">$ [sudo] npm install flatiron -g</p>
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<p>If everything works as expected, you'll now have a new command line tool called <code>flatiron</code>. To create a new project, go to an existing folder and run:</p>
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