Does not work in Linux (Ubuntu 18.04)

[drewwiens]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create new project (npm init)
2. Add move-cli (npm install --save move-cli)
3. Add script and test file (touch test.txt and add a script to package.json: "move": "move-cli test.txt test2.txt")
4. Run script (npm run move)

Result:

$ npm run move

> [email protected] move /home/andrew/Desktop/scratch
> move-cli test.txt test2.txt

/usr/bin/env: ‘node\r’: No such file or directory
npm ERR! file sh
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! errno ENOENT
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! [email protected] move: `move-cli test.txt test2.txt`
npm ERR! spawn ENOENT

Expected:
Should be able to move a file in linux (Ubuntu 18.04 x64 in this case)

[drewwiens]

It looks like the cli.js file contains Windows line endings when pulled from the npm repository. The cli.js from the GitHub repo works fine. In the test project, when I go into node_modules/move-cli and run dos2unix cli.js to change the line endings from /r/n (Windows/DOS line endings) to /n (Unix/Linux line endings) it works. So I think just the npm repository for this project needs to be fixed.

[koenig-dominik]

I can't reproduce your issue, I did the steps exactly like you, also on Ubuntu 18.04 and it just works.
I had a look at the file and it was actually CLRF.
With which node version did you try to execute the script?
I tried it with Node v10.15.1 & NPM 6.4.1

[koenig-dominik]

I have just released a new version, where the CLRF line endings should be just LF, please let me know, if that fixed your issue. Thanks!

[drewwiens]

Interesting, I think it's because I was using Yarn. I just tried both versions and 1.2.0 works when installed with npm, but not with Yarn. Now the new version (1.2.1) seems to work when installed either with npm or Yarn.

[drewwiens]

Yup, looks like there are open CRLF issues on Yarn: yarnpkg/yarn#5480