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# kwh-cost
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Calculate cost of electricity.
## How to use
```shell
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$ kwh-cost [OPTIONS] price wattage interval [interval ..]
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```
Options are -v, --version to show program's version; and -h, --help to show usage of a program.
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`price` is a price per kWh. `wattage` is how many Watts being consumed. `interval` is for how long.
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`interval` is in seconds, but you can specify a unit. Units are the following:
`m` for minutes; `h` for hours; and `d` for days. There could be as many `interval` s passed as you need.
Here is an example:
```shell
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$ kwh-cost 3.68 120 30d 2h
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```
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P.S.: Yeah, I pay 3.68 rubles per kWh. Which is just $0.05. :)
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## Installation
### Manually
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First run `make` to build a program, and then `make install` to copy executable in `/usr/bin/` . Later, use `make uninstall` to delete it, or just delete `/usr/bin/kwh-cost` .
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### For ArchLinux
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You can take a [PKGBUILD ](/Arav/kwh-cost/raw/branch/master/PKGBUILD ) file and in a directory with it run `makepkg -i` .