Calculatrix is a project where I'll create plenty of calculators in a lot of differents languages. I know this sounds stupid but if you want to waste your time and contribute, you can...
- Python
- Web (JavaScript, HTML, CSS)
- C
- C++
More languages will be aivilable soon 👀.
- Python 3 or >
- Pyinstaller is optional
- Git
After you're done with installations, open a new terminal session and type:
# this clone the repo
# and go to the repo folder
$ git clone https://github.com/Yagi-404/Calculatrix
$ cd \Calculatrix\python\For native Python (no modules), you can type:
$ python <file to execute>.pyType Crtl + C to stop the program.
Pyinstaller is a Python module that allows you to compile Python code into an .exe file. This is an extra feature if you want to increase the execution speed. To install Pyinstaller, you need :
- Python 3.6 .. 3.10
- PIP (it's better to have the latest version)
- Windows 8 or + (32/64 bits) OR MacOS X (32/64 bits) OR Any version of GNU/Linux
Now, type in a terminal:
# install the module
$ pip install pyinstaller
# compile
$ pyinstaller ./path/to-your/file_to_compile.pyThis should make a lot of new folders.
You should fine compiled files on dist/ and __ pycache __/ directories.
- Git
After you're done with installations, go to this website. You just have to unzip the file.
If you have an issue when typing operations, here are two solutions :
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Make sure that you launched the calculator with a localhost. You can open a localhost with Node.js, Live Server on VSCode and there are other solutions.
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If you don't want to install other things, you need to put the JavaScript into the HTML file. To do this, follow those steps :
- Open your JavaScript file with a text editor/IDE.
- Copy the code.
- Open your index.html file with a text editor/IDE.
- Write this at the end of the file:
<script>
// your code here
</script>If you are still dealing with an issue, make an Issue, or try sove it making a Pull Request.
This project is under the MITLicense.