Calculates cost of electricity.

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kwh-cost

Calculates cost of electricity.

How to use

$ kwh-cost [OPTIONS] price wattage interval [interval ..]

Options are -v, --version to show program's version; and -h, --help to show usage of a program.

price is a price per kWh. wattage is how many Watts being consumed. interval is for how long.

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 intervals passed as you need.

Here is an example:

$ kwh-cost 4.02 120 30d 2h

Will give 348.29.

Installation

Manually

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.

For ArchLinux

You can take a PKGBUILD file and in a directory with it run makepkg -i.

If you want to use a pre-built package for Arch from Releases, then install it using pacman -U command.