I'm writing a cli to run on node. I'm going to distribute it using npm. I
really like Chrome/Firefox's model of automatic updates.
Would it be a bad idea to simply call the following on startup, or right
before the process ends?
require('child_process').exec('npm update -g package-name');
I honestly don't see why it wouldn't, assuming all users install through
npm.
Anyway, don't want to mess this one up, but it's hard to test before
deploying. Thought I'd ask the experts.
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