hoodie --help prints full bin path

[nolanlawson]

I have all my npm modules in a special directory; this is what my .npmrc looks like:

prefix = /Users/nolan/.npm-packages

So unfortunately when I do hoodie --help, it prints out the full path, a bit confusingly:

workspace <('.'<) hoodie --help

.d$b.  .d$b.  .d$$$$$$b.    .d$$$$$$b.  .d$$$$$$b.  .d$b..d$$$$$$$$b.
$$$$$..$$$$$.$$$$$$$$$$$b .$$$$$$$$$$$b $$$$$$$$$$b $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P'
$$$$$$$$$$$$d$$$$$$$$$$$$bd$$$$$$$$$$$$b$$$$$$$$$$$b$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$b.
$$$$$$$$$$$$Q$$$$$$$$$$$$PQ$$$$$$$$$$$$P$$$$$$$$$$$P$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$P'
$$$$$´`$$$$$'$$$$$$$$$$$$''$$$$$$$$$$$$'$$$$$$$$$$P $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$b.
'Q$P'  'Q$P'  'Q$$$$$$P'    'Q$$$$$$P'  'Q$$$$$$$P  'Q$P''Q$$$$$$$$P'

Version: 0.6.3 (node v4.0.0, npm 2.14.12, platform: darwin)


Hoodie command-line tool.

Usage:
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie new <appname> [<template>]
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie start
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie install <plugin>...
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie uninstall <plugin>...
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie reset
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie -h | --help
  /Users/nolan/.npm-packages/bin/hoodie -v | --verbose

Options:
  -h --help     output usage information
  -v --verbose  verbose output

Maybe it should just be hardcoded to hoodie, since that's what most people will be typing, regardless of the bin path?

[janl]

Same as in #174 — I think we were just a bit too clever for our own good, there :)