Add moonx binary entry to package.json #2229
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Link moonx for folks who install via a node package manager.
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@jamestalmage I actually had this before but it breaks the npm's logic is stupid, as the default bin name === the package name, and since the package name isn't "moon" this won't work. |
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I'm doing this (installing multiple binaries) in internal command line packages, and it works fine in |
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Confirmed that this works for moon. Running moonx gives expected results |
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I wonder if they fixed this in latest npm. Will need to also verify older versions of npm, and then pnpm/yarn. |
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Link moonx for folks who install via a node package manager.