back in the day? This post just made me aware of it, and it’s great! Less clicks than modern systems and more customizable. And it’s portable (one .exe).
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There are a number of unit conversion libraries in JavaScript. Building your own is not that hard. A simple SPA shall suffice.
mathjs doesn’t provide 1/10 of the units available in convert.exe. It is cool and I use it for other things but it simply doesn’t cut it for this.
Cyperchef might not exactly what you are looking for, but it is selfhosted and has some conversion functions.
That looks like a really neat util, and I can’t wait to find a docker container to spin that up.
This library looks like it could be a good starting point - https://convert.js.org/
That app was the best back in the day!
I’m not aware of a JS equivalent, but it’s something that could be written solo once you get the formulas worked out.
back in the day? This post just made me aware of it, and it’s great! Less clicks than modern systems and more customizable. And it’s portable (one .exe).
This is now added to my portable apps collection!
https://github.com/tiffany352/rink-rs is pretty cool, but it’s in rust, so you’d have to make some Wasm bindings
o wait, there is a wasm build in the repo! You could probably host their interface too?
https://github.com/tiffany352/rink-rs/tree/master/web
You can try it out on https://rinkcalc.app/
All you need is wine-wasm (if only it existed) and youre sorted!
Yeah! Let’s build that :D Maybe it will render UIs better than native wine? :D