It's good that I can run NPM scripts not only from the project root but also from the subfolders. However, with constraint that it can't tell my current working path ($PWD).

**Let's say there's a command like this:**

```
"scripts": {
  ...
  "pwd": "echo $PWD"
}

```

If I run `npm run pwd` within a subfolder of the project root (e.g, `$PROJECT_ROOT/src/nested/dir`), instead of printing out my current path `$PROJECT_ROOT/src/nested/dir`, it always gives `$PROJECT_ROOT` back. Are there any way to tell NPM scripts to use my current working directory instead of resolving to where *package.json* resides?

Basically I want to pull a Yeoman generator into an existing project and use it through NPM scripts so that everyone can use the shared knowledge (e.g, `npm run generator`) instead of learning anything Yeoman specific (e.g `npm i yo -g; yo generator`). As the generator generates files based on current working path, while NPM scripts always resolves to the project root, I can't use the generator where it intend to be used.