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DankCalculator
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# Calculator Plugin for DMS Launcher [](https://plugins.danklinux.com/calculator.html) A launcher plugin that evaluates mathematical expressions and copies results to the clipboard.  ## Features - **Real-time calculation**: Type mathematical expressions directly in the launcher - **Default prefix**: Uses `=` as the default trigger prefix (configurable) - **Safe evaluation**: Only allows mathematical operations, preventing code injection - **Clipboard integration**: Press Enter to copy the result to clipboard - **Multiple operations**: Supports +, -, *, /, ^, %, and parentheses - **Math functions**: sin, cos, tan, sqrt, log, ln, pow, abs, floor, ceil, round, and more - **Constants**: pi and e - **Degree trig**: sind, cosd, tand for degree-based trigonometry - **Qalc engine support**: Optionally use `qalc` (libqalculate) for unit conversions, hex, currency, and more - **Numbat engine support**: Optionally use [numbat](https://numbat.dev) for scientific computations with physical dimensions and units - **Calculation history**: Recent results are shown when the trigger is typed with no expression, newest first (in-memory, configurable size) - **Persistent history**: Optionally save history to a JSON file so it survives DMS restarts ## Installation ### Via DMS ```bash dms plugins install Calculator ``` ### Via DMS GUI - Mod + , - Go to Plugins Tab - Choose Browse - Enable third party - install Calculator ### Manually ``` cd ~/.config/DankMaterialShell/plugins git clone https://github.com/rochacbruno/DankCalculator Calculator ``` 1. Open DMS Settings (Ctrl+,) 2. Navigate to Plugins tab 3. Click "Scan for Plugins" 4. Enable the "Calculator" plugin with the toggle switch ## Usage ### With Default Settings (= Prefix) 1. Open the launcher (Ctrl+Space) 2. Type the `=` prefix followed by a mathematical expression: `= 3 + 3` 3. The result (`6`) appears as a launcher item 4. Press Enter to copy the result to clipboard ### Customizing the Trigger You can configure a different trigger prefix or disable it entirely in the settings: 1. Open Settings → Plugins → Calculator 2. Change the trigger to a custom value (e.g., `calc`, `c`, `math`) 3. Or check "No trigger (always active)" to remove the prefix requirement 4. In the launcher, type your configured trigger: `calc 3 + 3` or just `3 + 3` (if no trigger) 5. Press Enter to copy the result ### Using the Qalc Engine The plugin supports an alternative calculation engine powered by [qalc](https://qalculate.github.io/) (libqalculate), which adds unit conversions, hex/binary conversions, currency conversion, and many more features. **To enable it:** 1. Install `qalc` on your system (e.g., `sudo dnf install qalculate` or `sudo apt install qalc`) 2. Open Settings → Plugins → Calculator 3. Change **Calculation Engine** from "Default (JavaScript)" to "Qalc (libqalculate)" **Qalc examples:** | Expression | Result | |------------|--------| | `= 12cm to inches` | `4.724409449 in` | | `= 255 to hex` | `0xFF` | | `= 100 USD to EUR` | (current exchange rate) | | `= 15% of 200` | `30` | | `= sqrt(144)` | `12` | | `= pi * 3^2` | `28.274333882...` | | `= 5 gallons to liters` | `18.92705892 L` | ### Using the Numbat Engine The plugin also supports [numbat](https://numbat.dev), a statically typed language for scientific computations with first-class support for physical dimensions and units. **To enable it:** 1. Install `numbat` on your system (e.g., `cargo install numbat` or via your package manager) 2. Open Settings -> Plugins -> Calculator 3. Change **Calculation Engine** from "Default (JavaScript)" to "Numbat" **Numbat examples:** | Expression | Result | |------------|--------| | `= 5 * 5` | `25` | | `= 12 cm -> inches` | `4.72441 in` | | `= 30 km/h -> mi/h` | `18.6411 mi/h` | | `= sqrt(144)` | `12` | | `= pi * 3^2` | `28.2743...` | | `= 1.2e3 J -> kWh` | `3.33333e-4 kWh` | See the [numbat documentation](https://numbat.dev/docs/) for the full list of supported features. ### Viewing History After calculating expressions, you can recall recent results: 1. Open the launcher and type just the trigger (e.g., `=`) 2. Your recent calculations appear as a list, newest first 3. Select any history item to copy its result to clipboard History is stored in-memory by default and clears when DMS restarts. The number of entries kept is configurable via the **History Size** setting (default: 10). ### Persisting History To keep history across DMS restarts: 1. Open Settings -> Plugins -> Calculator 2. Enable **Persist History** 3. Optionally set a custom **History File Path** (defaults to `<plugins>/calculator_history.json`) When enabled, history is saved to a JSON file every time a result is copied, and loaded back on startup. ### Adding a keybinding (niri) ```kdl binds { Mod+Shift+C hotkey-overlay-title="Calculator" { spawn "dms" "ipc" "call" "spotlight" "openQuery" "="; } } ``` ## Supported Operations ### Default Engine (JavaScript) **Arithmetic:** - **Addition**: `= 3 + 3` → `6` - **Subtraction**: `= 10 - 5` → `5` - **Multiplication**: `= 4 * 7` → `28` - **Division**: `= 20 / 4` → `5` - **Exponentiation**: `= 2 ^ 8` → `256` - **Modulo**: `= 17 % 5` → `2` - **Parentheses**: `= (5 + 3) * 2` → `16` - **Decimals**: `= 3.14 * 2` → `6.28` - **Complex**: `= (10 + 5) * 2 - 3 / 3` → `29` **Math functions:** - **Trigonometric (radians)**: `= sin(pi/2)` → `1`, `= cos(0)` → `1`, `= tan(pi/4)` → `1` - **Trigonometric (degrees)**: `= sind(90)` → `1`, `= cosd(60)` → `0.5`, `= tand(45)` → `1` - **Inverse trig**: `= asin(1)` → `1.5707...`, `= acos(0)` → `1.5707...`, `= atan(1)` → `0.7853...` - **Hyperbolic**: `= sinh(1)`, `= cosh(1)`, `= tanh(0.5)` and inverse variants (asinh, acosh, atanh) - **Logarithmic**: `= log(100)` → `2` (base 10), `= ln(e)` → `1` (natural) - **Roots**: `= sqrt(144)` → `12`, `= cbrt(27)` → `3` - **Rounding**: `= floor(3.7)` → `3`, `= ceil(3.2)` → `4`, `= round(3.5)` → `4`, `= trunc(3.9)` → `3` - **Other**: `= abs(-5)` → `5`, `= min(3, 7)` → `3`, `= max(3, 7)` → `7`, `= pow(2, 10)` → `1024` - **Constants**: `= pi * 2` → `6.2831...`, `= e ^ 2` → `7.389...` - **Combined**: `= sqrt(pow(3, 2) + pow(4, 2))` → `5` ### Qalc Engine (libqalculate) Supports everything the default engine does, plus: - **Unit conversions**: `= 12cm to inches`, `= 5 gallons to liters` - **Hex/Binary**: `= 255 to hex`, `= 0xFF to decimal` - **Percentages**: `= 15% of 200` - **Currency**: `= 100 USD to EUR` - **Functions**: `= sqrt(144)`, `= sin(45 deg)`, `= log(1000)` - **Constants**: `= pi * r^2`, `= c / 2` (speed of light) See the [qalc manual](https://qalculate.github.io/manual/) for a full list of supported features. ### Numbat Engine Supports everything the default engine does, plus: - **Unit conversions**: `= 12 cm -> inches`, `= 5 gallon -> liter` - **Speed/compound units**: `= 30 km/h -> mi/h` - **Functions**: `= sqrt(144)`, `= sin(45 deg)`, `= log(1000)` - **Constants**: `= pi * 3^2`, `= speed_of_light` - **Date/time**: `= now() -> unixtime` - **Scientific notation**: `= 1.2e3 J -> kWh` See the [numbat documentation](https://numbat.dev/docs/) for a full list of supported features. ## Examples | Expression | Result | |------------|--------| | `= 3 + 3` | `6` | | `= 100 / 4` | `25` | | `= 2 ^ 10` | `1024` | | `= (5 + 3) * 2` | `16` | | `= 3.14159 * 2` | `6.28318` | | `= 16 ^ 0.5` | `4` (square root) | | `= sin(pi/2)` | `1` | | `= sqrt(144)` | `12` | | `= log(100)` | `2` | | `= sind(30)` | `0.5` | | `= pi * 2` | `6.28318...` | ## Security The default JavaScript engine uses safe expression evaluation: - Only allows numbers, operators (+, -, *, /, ^, %), parentheses, dots, and whitelisted math function names - Math function names (sin, cos, sqrt, etc.) are validated against a strict whitelist before evaluation - Rejects any expressions with unrecognized letters or special characters - Prevents code injection by validating input before evaluation The qalc engine delegates evaluation to the `qalc` binary, which runs as a sandboxed child process. The numbat engine delegates evaluation to the `numbat` binary, which runs as a persistent interactive process. ## Files - `plugin.json` - Plugin manifest - `CalculatorLauncher.qml` - Main launcher component - `CalculatorSettings.qml` - Settings UI - `calculator.js` - Safe expression evaluation logic (default engine) - `QalcService.qml` - Qalc process manager singleton (qalc engine) - `NumbatService.qml` - Numbat process manager singleton (numbat engine) - `qmldir` - QML module directory - `README.md` - This file ## Configuration Settings are stored in `~/.config/DankMaterialShell/plugin_settings.json` under the `calculator` plugin key: ```json { "pluginSettings": { "calculator": { "trigger": "=", "noTrigger": false, "calcEngine": "default", "keepLastResults": "10", "persistHistoryOnFile": false, "historyFilePath": "" } } } ``` Set `"calcEngine"` to `"qalc"` for the qalc engine, `"numbat"` for the numbat engine, or `"default"` for the built-in JavaScript engine. ## Troubleshooting **Calculator items don't appear:** - Make sure the plugin is enabled in Settings → Plugins - Check that you're typing a valid mathematical expression - Try disabling "No trigger" and setting a specific trigger **Result shows wrong value:** - JavaScript has floating-point precision limitations - Very large or very small numbers may use scientific notation - Try switching to the qalc engine for better precision **Qalc engine shows "Calculating..." but no result:** - Make sure `qalc` is installed and available in your PATH - Test by running `qalc -t "2+2"` in a terminal **Numbat engine shows "Calculating..." but no result:** - Make sure `numbat` is installed and available in your PATH - Test by running `numbat -e '2+2'` in a terminal - Check the Numbat Command setting if using a custom binary path **Copy to clipboard doesn't work:** - Make sure your system clipboard is accessible - Check console for error messages ## Author Bruno Cesar Rocha
