I created a Javascript library, and thought I would post it so others could use it, and possibly get suggestions from the community.

I saw that Bitcoin prices on many sites quickly got to be unrealistic, so I thought that a simple, plug-and-play Javascript library might be useful in the community.

Imagine the following automatically updating:

• A news article discussing the rapid increase in Bitcoin prices:
  Bitcoins have been skyrocketing, recently seen going for <current market price> USD/BTC.
• An instructional article:
  Say Jane wanted to give John a sweatshirt for his birthday.  She transfers <mBTC value worth $30 USD> mBTC to his account.
• Rough estimations of value:
  The price will be calculated after you submit an invoice, currently it would be around <uBTC value worth the price> uBTC.
  Minimal donations of <mBTC value worth the donation> mBTC are requested.

The prices update about every 5-10 minutes, and can be embedded in BTC, mBTC, and uBTC, and as shown above, can be the current market value (or a certain amount times the value), or calculated based on non-BTC prices, and the source is distributed on a global CDN.

Website, with copy-paste usage.

Would anyone find this useful?  Does anyone have suggestions for changes?

Primarily developer, created a free Javascript library (freely hosted on a CDN) to keep prices on websites from looking out of date, useful for informational sites/articles, and many other things.  Just wanted to share the library on the forums in general (and not be limited to the Newbie area), and be able to post other projects or in general discussion sub-forums.

http://bt.cu.cc/