node.js - How to start a globally installed module as an application from the code? -

short version

why fail run global module code if cmd extension not specified? how can fix without changing launching code?

d:\temp\supertemp>node --version v0.12.4  d:\temp\supertemp>phantomjs --version 1.9.8  d:\temp\supertemp>phantomjs.cmd --version 1.9.8  d:\temp\supertemp>node -e "var res=require('child_process').spawnsync('phantomjs',['--version']); console.log(res.stdout+'', res.error);" null { [error: spawnsync enoent] code: 'enoent', errno: 'enoent', syscall: 'spawnsync' }  d:\temp\supertemp>node -e "var res=require('child_process').spawnsync('phantomjs.cmd',['--version']); console.log(res.stdout+'', res.error);" 1.9.8  undefined  d:\temp\supertemp> 

full version

there globally installed module, example phantomjs

npm install -g phantomjs 

npm have added file starting module command line

%appdata%\npm\phantomjs.cmd 

the corresponding folder specified in %path% enviroment variable. module can launched folder:

d:\temp\supertemp>phantomjs phantomjs> ^cterminate batch job (y/n)? ^c 

the problem occures when try lunch nodejs code:

{ '0':    { [error: spawn phantomjs enoent]      code: 'enoent',      errno: 'enoent',      syscall: 'spawn phantomjs',      path: 'phantomjs' } } 

last time saw problem in own code , solved via explicit extension specifiing: launching phantomjs.cmd works fine, , phantomjs fails. remind, both ways fine if stating console.

now problem happend inside of installed module html-inspector.

how can solve problem without changing module's sources?

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ps: same question in russian.