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scalc

v2.0.1

Published

Smart Calculator for Nodejs supports all type of Polish notations.

Downloads

25

Readme

Smart Calculator

Smart Calculator for Nodejs without using eval function.

Focus on keeping the native math expression with all type of Polish notations. Full-Supported the JS's Math functions with some extension functions.

js-standard-style build status

Show case

infix

100 = 100
1 + -5 = -4
-1 + 5 = 4
-1 + -5 = -6
abs[-1] + 2 = 3
abs[-1] + 2^3 = 9
-1 - |-3| + 2^5 = 28
-10 - abs(-3) + 2^5 = 18
-1 - abs(-3) + pow[2, 5] = 28
sin(90) + 5 = 5.893996663600558
(PI - 1) * 3 = 6.424777960769379
PI + 1 + 10%3 = 5.141592653589793
5! + 2 = 122

pow(5,|1 - 4|) = 125
max(10, 20 + 5, 30 - 40, min ( 40, 100)) = 40
max(10, 20 + 5, min ( 40, 100) * 4,30 - 40) = 160

9 - 3 : 1/3 + 1 = 1

postfix

1 -5 + = -4
-1 5 + = 4
-1 -5 + = -6
abs[-1] 2 + = 3
abs[-1] 2^3 + = 9
-1 |-3| - 2^5 + = 28
-10 abs(-3) - 2^5 + = 18
-1 abs(-3) - pow[2, 5] + = 28
sin(90) 5 + = 5.893996663600558
PI 1 - 3 * = 6.424777960769379
PI 1 + 10%3 + = 5.141592653589793
5! 2 + = 122

. 5 . 1 3 - abs. pow. = 25
. 10 20 5 + 30 40 - . 40 100 min. max. = 40
. 10 20 5 + . 40 100 min. 4 * 30 40 - max. = 160

9 3 1 3 / : - 1 + = 1

prefix

+ 1 -5 = -4
+ -1 5 = 4
+ -1 -5 = -6
+ abs[-1] 2 = 3
+ abs[-1] 2^3 = 9
+ - -1 |-3| 2^5 = 28
+ - -10 abs(-3) 2^5 = 18
+ - -1 abs(-3) pow[2, 5] = 28
+ sin(90) 5 = 5.893996663600558
* - PI 1 3 = 6.424777960769379
+ + PI 1 10%3 = 5.141592653589793
+ 5! 2 = 122

.pow 5 .abs - 1 4 . . = 125
.max 10 + 20 5 - 30 40 .min 40 100 . . = 40
.max 10 + 20 5 * .min 40 100 . 4 - 30 40 . = 160

+ - 9 : 3 / 1 3 1 = 1

Installation

Global scope: npm install scalc -g

Local scope: npm install scalc --save

Usage

Command Line

Wrap your expression with double quotes or single quotes

scalc "your_expression"

scalc 'your_expression'

or without any quotes

scalc your_expression

E.x: scalc "1 + 5*(PI - 10 * 2^5)" or scalc 1 + 5*[PI - 10 * 2^5]

The result will be copied to the system clipboard, so you can easily paste to anywhere.

API

var scalc = require('scalc')
var result = scalc(your_expression)

Contributing

Feel free to send your PRs!

  1. Fork it ٩◔̯◔۶
  2. Install dependencies: npm install
  3. Test your changes: npm test
  4. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
  5. Push to your repo: git push
  6. Submit a pull request ♥‿♥

✌(-‿-)✌ You can use git-u for quicker clone: git-u your_name your_repo

License

MIT