Currency converter

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curconv -- a currency converter with TUI written in rust for the CLI. The forex rates are obtained from ecb.europa.eu and stored locally. Forex rates are updated by ECB only once per day, therefore these are NOT LIVE exchange rates.

Installation

The recommended method to install it is download the binary from the releases. This also ensures that you download the completion files for bash and zsh. If a release is not available for your system type, it can be cargo installed directly.

cargo install --git https://github.com/sabarish-vm/currency_convert.git

Alternative method is to git clone the repo, and cargo build it. This also gives access to the completion files for bash and zsh.

git clone https://github.com/sabarish-vm/currency_convert.git
cd currency_convert
cargo build --release

Usage

Information on usage can be found with curconv --help or curconv -h. The update needs to be done as needed by the user using -u or --update flags. The command can also be run without a TUI, by running,

    curconv 123 EUR INR    

For autocompletion of the currencies use the zsh/bash completion files provided in the release. For the tui mode, run curconv -t or curconv --tui.