Workaround for issue #2

bin/doco

@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 #!/usr/env/node
 
+// NOTE: You cannot (typically) run this file directly in Windows.
+// For Windows, you may need to pass this file to node.exe
+// See 'doco_win.bat' for scripting ideas for Windows.
+
 var path = require("path"),
     fs = require("fs"),
     ascli = require("ascli"),
@@ -9,6 +13,10 @@ var path = require("path"),
     argv = ascli.argv,
     pkg = require("../package.json");
 
+// Workaround issue based on luileito's report
+// https://github.com/dcodeIO/doco/issues/2
+if (opt == undefined) opt = app.opt;
+if (argv == undefined) argv = app.argv;
 
 if (argv.length < 1) {
     ascli.banner("doco".green.bold, pkg.version);

doco_win.bat

@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+
+@echo off
+
+REM Just a quick example of how one might use within Windows
+REM ( There is another example at https://github.com/dcodeIO/doco/issues/1 )
+REM You can use this info to create a BAT for your individual needs (or use as-is).
+
+REM .\bin\doco cannot be run directly in Windows (it doesn't know #! lines)
+REM .\bin\doco must be passed to node.exe directly
+
+REM This BAT file example assumes:
+REM 1. node.exe is available through the PATH
+REM 2. This BAT is in the root of the doco module's folder
+REM 3. You just want to do markdown on one file
+
+echo Usage: "doco_win.bat Filename-without-ext"
+echo (.js and .md added automatically to name for input and output)
+
+if "%1"=="" goto blank
+
+node %~dp0bin\doco --gen=markdown %1.js > %1.md
+REM '%~dp0' is the path to this BAT file, '%1' is the first arg after bat file itself, '%*' would be all args
+REM You could just pass all the arguments through using:
+REM  node %~dp0bin\doco %*
+REM Or if you want to put a BAT in a folder where doco is installed as dependency
+REM  node %~dp0node_modules\doco\bin\doco %*
+GOTO DONE
+
+:BLANK
+echo !! You must enter a file name (omitting .js) !!
+
+:DONE