This is a commandline utility that converts between common length measurement units & Bethesda's eponymous Unit
- Cross-Platform:
- Windows
- Linux
- macOS
- Supports Metric, Imperial, and Creation Kit measurement units
- Can be embedded in other programs
If you're new to using CLI programs, see the beginners guide.
No formal installation is required, simply place the executable somewhere and call it from your preferred shell.
If you want to be able to use the program no matter your shell's current working directory, you'll need to place the executable in a location found in your PATH environment variable.
The program is small enough to embed within another executable, for an example see this synthesis patcher.
Place the executable in /usr/local/bin to add to your path, or add export PATH='$PATH;<PATH_TO_DIRECTORY>' to the end of ~/.bashrc
I genuinely have no idea as I have never owned or used a mac, but I assume it's similar to Linux.
Use ckconv -h or ckconv --help to see a usage guide, and documentation on all of the available options.
Use ckconv --units to see a list of all recognized units.
When specifying units, you can use the values in the Symbol or Name columns.
Simple conversions, and pipe operators:
Multiple conversions at once:
Converting 5 picometers to units, printed in standard notation:
With v6.0.0 comes less-strict syntax support. That means you can use expressions like 260m u or 260 m u instead of the more strict <UNIT> <VALUE> <OUTPUT_UNIT> syntax required by previous versions.