You can easily forget to prefix a path with __dirname, so months ago (in
fact, years ago) I began implementing a solution to this issue because I
don't like to write the magic __dirname variable in front of all the paths.
This issue is related with the OS, not the programming language. There are
multiple solution like changing silently the cwd at runtime but this is not
the best way (as I was told). IMO the best way is to inform the user and
exit the process, so if the process doesn't exit then you can safely use
any path without __dirname.
Simply put this line in the top of your main file: require("rwd")
https://github.com/gagle/node-rwd
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