Use /usr/bin/env node for shebang #6
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Using `#!/usr/bin/env/node` means the cli script will fail if `node` isn't installed exactly at that path. You'll get this error when trying to run the command: ```shell ➜ npx schema-infer sh: ~/project/node_modules/.bin/schema-infer: /usr/bin/env/node: bad interpreter: Not a directory ``` Probably what you wanted here was `#!/usr/bin/env node` which uses the `env` command to execute `node` in the users environment.
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#!/usr/bin/env/nodemeans the cli script will fail ifnodeisn't installed exactly at that path. You'll get this error when trying to run the command:➜ npx schema-infer sh: ~/project/node_modules/.bin/schema-infer: /usr/bin/env/node: bad interpreter: Not a directoryProbably what you wanted here was
#!/usr/bin/env nodewhich uses theenvcommand to executenodein the user's environment.