Example doesn't work at all

[spoike]

Trying to work through the example. But nothing really happens and it appears the Electron process never really starts judging by the debug output.

File:

const Nightmare = require('nightmare');
const nm = Nightmare({show: true});

nm
    .goto('http://yahoo.com')
    .type('input[title="Search"]', 'github nightmare')
    .click('.searchsubmit');

This is the DEBUG output:

$ DEBUG=* node index.js
  nightmare queuing process start +0ms
  nightmare queueing action "goto" for http://yahoo.com +2ms
  nightmare queueing action "type" +2ms
  nightmare queueing action "click" +0ms
  nightmare electron child process not started yet, skipping kill. +1ms

I'm running with the following:

• MacBook Pro with OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
• Node 6.3.1, npm 3.10.3 (installed through nvm 0.29.0)

Same happens on nightmare versions 2.6.1 and 2.7.0.

[spoike]

I just realized the error. Nightmare doesn't run anything until you execute the run with:

• yielding the chain (which needs to be inside a generator function)
• having a .run() at the end of the chain
• using .then() at the end of the chain

[ghost]

• yielding the chain (which needs to be inside a generator function)
• having a .run() at the end of the chain
• using .then() at the end of the chain

This should go in the API docs in my opinion

Edit: Also worth adding .run expects a callback, leaving it empty will result in TypeError: Cannot read property 'apply' of undefined It took me way too long to realize that. And another piece of info being

.run() is really intended for internal use and usage isn't directly supported. Should it be?

from #501, also check out #575 for more info on that