A benefit of this is you can also use it in your node programs (and clientside JS if you use something like browserify.)
And like any software you install that doesn't run in a sandbox, you should look at the source before running it or have some other reason for trusting it. (I briefly thought about how ironic it would be to have this program do something evil, but decided against it.)
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I just built a nodejs version of this, available on npm.
http://www.github.com/jaredsohn/hr
Install it via 'npm -g install hr'.
A benefit of this is you can also use it in your node programs (and clientside JS if you use something like browserify.)
And like any software you install that doesn't run in a sandbox, you should look at the source before running it or have some other reason for trusting it. (I briefly thought about how ironic it would be to have this program do something evil, but decided against it.)