Starship Stop in Distance Calculator

This command-line interface (CLI) allows you to calculate the number of stops required for a starship to travel a given distance based on its Maximum Megalights per Hour (MGLT) value.You can test the calculations using either local or remote data sources.

Build

To build the CLI, simply clone the repository and build the executable:

git clone https://github.com/Diegiwg/SSDC.git
cd SSDC
go build

Usage

The CLI provides two main commands: web, local and remote.

Docker Usage

You can use Docker to run the CLI:

docker run -p 8081:8081 diegiwg/ssdc:latest [command] [arguments]

Replace [command] and [arguments] with the appropriate CLI command and its arguments.

Web Command

The web command allows you to test calculations using a website.

./SSDC[.exe] web [--local]

--local: An optional flag to use local data.

Local Command

The local command allows you to test calculations using locally stored data.

./SSDC[.exe] local <distance: int as MGLT> [--save: optional]

<distance>: The distance to be traveled by the starship in Megalights.
--save: An optional flag to save the data of API locally.

Remote Command

The remote command enables testing with data from remote sources.

./SSDC[.exe] remote <distance: int as MGLT> [--save: optional]

<distance>: The distance to be traveled by the starship in Megalights.
--save: An optional flag to save the data of API locally.

Examples

To calculate the number of stops needed for a starship to travel 100000 MGLT using local data:

./SSDC[.exe] local 100000

To calculate the same but with remote data and save the data locally:

./SSDC[.exe] remote 100000 --save

Contributing

Contributions to this project are welcome. Feel free to submit bug reports, feature requests, or pull requests via the repository's issue tracker and pull request system.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.