Doesn't work on linux

[truckingsim]

The problem lies in the first line of index.js:

#!/usr/bin/env node --harmony

If you run this on linux you will get this error:

/usr/bin/env: ‘node --harmony’: No such file or directory

On linux (in both bash and zsh at least) you can't pass arguments and use /usr/bin/env. When using /usr/bin/env on linux, with arguments, it attempts to run 'node --harmony' as one program rather than node as the program with the --harmony argument.

This isn't a PR as I don't really have a solution for you as there isn't much of a work around this. I do question what do you need the --harmony argument for?

If it's not truly needed and you can work around it somehow then this would work fine on linux.

[truckingsim]

Also forgot to add this only happens with shebang env (#!/usr/bin/env) you won't see this problem if you run /usr/bin/env node --harmony from the command line. That will work, but if you have a file and you use the shebang version you will run into this problem.

[prijindal]

Manually removing the harmony tag solves the problem

[truckingsim]

@prijindal for sure, I just don't know why it was there to start with.

[junedomingo]

Hey guys, thanks for reporting. issue has been fixed. the --harmony tag is required by commander package because i'm not using babel back then and i didn't know that this can cause problem for other OS.