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Financial.js

A lightweight financial calculator library - https://ju66ernaut.github.io/financial.js/

Installation

  npm install financialjs --save

Download or fork the repository from GitHub.
Place 'financial.js' in your project and include it in your application.

Example Usage

  
  var Financial = require('financialjs');
  
  // Calculate Compound Interest
  // Example: account with a $1500 original balance earns 12%/year
  // and is compounded monthly (1%/month) for 12 months
  Financial.CompoundInterest(1500, 1, 12);
  // => 190.24

Notes

In most cases, Financial.js allows for both decimals and whole number percentages for functions that require 'rate' parameters

  Financial.CompoundInterest(1500, 1, 12); // => 190.24
  Financial.CompoundInterest(1500, 0.01, 12); // => 190.24

Financial.js is inspired by Essam Al Joubori's finance.js - http://financejs.org/