Adds methods: exec() and run()

[cognitom]

• exec() is just a shortcut of childProcess.spawn()
• run() returns a promise, and waits until PhantomJS get ready

To use phantomjs-prebuilt with WebDriver, we needed to detect when PhantomJS gets ready. But that was little bit messy, like this:

new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  const program = spawn(phantomjs.path, ['--webdriver=4444'])
  let isFirst = true
  program.stdout.on('data', data => {
    // This detects PhantomJS instance get ready.
    if (!isFirst) return
    isFirst = false
    resolve(program)
  })
}).then(program => {
  // do something
  program.kill()
})

By this PR, it'll be easy and readable:

phantomjs.run('--webdriver=4444').then(program => {
  // do something
  program.kill()
})

If you like this PR, I'd like to add some README text, too. Thanks.

[nicks]

cool! i like this!

can you fill out a CLA real quick?
https://github.com/Medium/opensource/blob/master/sign-cla.md

[nicks]

what happens right now if you pass bogus arguments to the binary? does it resolve or just hang?

[cognitom]

Yeah, for example, --bogus makes it hang (without error messages). Is it better to be guarded like this?
http://phantomjs.org/api/command-line.html

[nicks]

oh, i was just imagining that we'd reject the promise if the process existed before the promise resolved.

[nicks]

oops, meant to say "if the process exited before the promise resolved". if it's not easy to do, don't worry about it.

[cognitom]

Oh, I see. I'll have a look. Wait a bit. Thanks.

[cognitom]

@nicks sure! Will do.

[cognitom]

@nicks the logic is wrapped by try block now 😄
Could you have a look?

Updated: README.md, too.

[nicks]

thanks!