An interactive Periodic Table of Elements app for the console! - GitHub - spirometaxas/periodic-table-cli: An interactive Periodic Table of Elements app for the console!
An interactive Periodic Table of Elements app for the console! Why the console? Because it's the cool way. View Homepage Usage Run via npx : $ npx periodic-table-cli $ npx periodic-table-cli [options] Run via Global Install $ npm install --global periodic-table-cli $ periodic-table-cli $ periodic-table-cli [options] The config params are optional (see below). Interactive Controls Navigation : Use UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT arrows. : Use / / / arrows. Display Mode : Use SLASH ( / ) to toggle the display mode forwards. Use BACKSLASH ( \ ) to toggle the display mode in reverse. : Use ( ) to toggle the display mode forwards. Use ( ) to toggle the display mode in reverse. Search : Use UP / DOWN arrows to navigate results. Press ENTER to select. Press LEFT to exit search. : Use / arrows to navigate results. Press to select. Press to exit search. Quit: Press ESC or CTRL+C . Add the --help flag for more info. Note: Be sure to run in terminals that support 256 colors. Features Browse Use arrow keys to navigate and browse across all 118 elements. The selected element appears in gold on the Periodic Table on the left, and 22 data points for that element will display on the right. Each element's family and electron configuration will appear in gold below the Periodic Table. Move the cursor directly below the Periodic Table to browse all 10 element families. The elements in that family will be focused on the Periodic Table, and a description of that family will appear on the right. Move the cursor below the element families to browse all 4 electron configurations. The elements with that electron configuration will be focused on the Periodic Table, and a description of that electron shell will appear on the right. Search Use letters or numbers to query for an element, family, or electron configuration. Queries are matched on element names, symbols, and atomic numbers, along with family names and electron configuration names. Just start typing to enter…