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Create scripts for all binary commands (generate, generateAction, etc)
See original GitHub issueOnce we do this, we can update the install instructions to be npm run-script actionHero generate which is a little cleaner
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Might not be possible until this: https://github.com/isaacs/npm/issues/3494 Alternatively, we can suggest to users that they do a global
npm install -ginstall. This is what Sails does.ahh! That`s a good idea. Please submit a PR!
As a note, I think that the binary global/local passthrough is a good idea, but not really related to this issue.