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#!/usr/bin/env bash # Change the cli shebang to point at the specified node # Useful for when the program is moved around after install. # Also used by the default 'make install' in node to point # npm at the newly installed node, rather than the first one # in the PATH, which would be the default otherwise. # bash /path/to/npm/scripts/relocate.sh $nodepath # If $nodepath is blank, then it'll use /usr/bin/env dir="$(dirname "$(dirname "$0")")" cli="$dir"/bin/npm-cli.js tmp="$cli".tmp node="$1" if [ "x$node" = "x" ]; then node="/usr/bin/env node" fi node="#!$node" sed -e 1d "$cli" > "$tmp" echo "$node" > "$cli" cat "$tmp" >> "$cli" rm "$tmp" chmod ogu+x $cli
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