Well as far as I'm concerned I just did it for myself. Don't have any plans regarding this.
@eternalgloom might have to clean up the main entry function if you'd like to use it in an upstream project. Only assumes CLI usage at the moment. So if you really wanna use it, you can let me know and ill modify it a bit
@hugeblack thanks for the suggestion
Topic: CalQ - a simple command line crypto calculator (Read 125 times)
Definitely an interesting little command line utility.
Might install it next to cryptop, since that doesn't have a calculator feature.
Are you planning on adding more features or do you just want to keep it as is?
Might install it next to cryptop, since that doesn't have a calculator feature.
Are you planning on adding more features or do you just want to keep it as is?
It is certainly useful but if you add some improvements it will be useful for members of this forum.
- create a website with some commands "www.xxxxx.com/calqXXxxQQqq.png". xxxxx= website,XX=value, xx=crypto,QQ==value, qq=crypto.
- user can modify above command and image will change.
There are some projects that have done such a topic.
- create a website with some commands "www.xxxxx.com/calqXXxxQQqq.png". xxxxx= website,XX=value, xx=crypto,QQ==value, qq=crypto.
- user can modify above command and image will change.
There are some projects that have done such a topic.
Made this very simple command-line crypto calculator/conversion utility.
If you've got NodeJS installed you can install with "npm i -g calq".
https://github.com/adasomg/calq (showcase gif inside)
It supports very similar queries to these you might put into google.
Say "10 ETH to EUR". (but unlike google supports more cryptos and is a little more forgiving).
Hope you find it useful.
If you've got NodeJS installed you can install with "npm i -g calq".
https://github.com/adasomg/calq (showcase gif inside)
It supports very similar queries to these you might put into google.
Say "10 ETH to EUR". (but unlike google supports more cryptos and is a little more forgiving).
Hope you find it useful.
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