[ANN][PREECS] CoolStorage.org real time conversion app like PREEV.COM but COOL!

[ZipReg]

Alright guys, another update I've been working on for the PREECS app is now live! 

You can now toggle between standard BTC decimal conversion -and- SATS conversion. Simply click the BTC button to toggle between them 

[aoluain]

Nice update.

I'm going to use this app more regularly and will update my sales thread with it over the weekend.

Thanks ZipReg

[ZipReg]

Nice update.

I'm going to use this app more regularly and will update my sales thread with it over the weekend.

Thanks ZipReg

You're very welcome buddy! Thank you for the kind words!

[ZipReg]

With the addition of the SATS conversion option I have also now added an automatic re-size for both inputs, so the full conversion numbers are visible regardless of length.

The re-sizing is a little wonky depending on the number length, but it is working pretty well for the most part!

[NeuroticFish]

This is the preev replacement that seems to work closest to what I'd like, but I would ask you consider some (hopefully) small improvements:
1. Digit grouping. Right now, if I put there 10 BC, preecs shows 223219.70 USD. While the tab title tells nicely the current BTC price (22,322 USD), I would also like to see something similar on the lower area/edit box too, i.e. numbers like 223,219.70; you already have this for sats, maybe applying the same logic everywhere is not something big.
2. This is less important, however: multiple dots are allowed in the edit box (0..1) and also multiple 0 before the dot are allowed (00.01 BTC)

[Steeley]

Love this. Great job Zip.

I think you also did https://iemsg.com/, which is equally brilliant and useful.

Gratefully,
Steeley

[ZipReg]

This is the preev replacement that seems to work closest to what I'd like, but I would ask you consider some (hopefully) small improvements:
1. Digit grouping. Right now, if I put there 10 BC, preecs shows 223219.70 USD. While the tab title tells nicely the current BTC price (22,322 USD), I would also like to see something similar on the lower area/edit box too, i.e. numbers like 223,219.70; you already have this for sats, maybe applying the same logic everywhere is not something big.
2. This is less important, however: multiple dots are allowed in the edit box (0..1) and also multiple 0 before the dot are allowed (00.01 BTC)

Hey buddy thank you for the kind words. The way I have it setup to show 2 decimal places and the formatting used for displaying the sats side and rounded prices unfortunately do not work together. Javascript won't spit out the formatted number without rounding it, thus losing the actual "cents" value. That is why I opted to keep it plain digit with decimal only. Also I rarely find myself adding anything to the BTC side over 1  , maybe I need to start hanging out where you hang out on the forums here man LOL j/k

I'm sure writing a custom function would solve it, but for now as far as built in commands go, there is nothing I've discovered that allows me to "easily" present the whole number like $22,338.65, it's either $22,389 or 22388.65.

Love this. Great job Zip.

I think you also did https://iemsg.com/, which is equally brilliant and useful.

Gratefully,
Steeley

Hey buddy  glad you like it and thank you for the kind words. That is true I created it for myself to send payment info to ppl because I was not satisfied with the other options available. I don't advertise it because it is a premium domain that I intend on selling at some point. We'll worry about that bridge when we get to it though, eh. Thanks again man!

[NeuroticFish]

Hey buddy thank you for the kind words. The way I have it setup to show 2 decimal places and the formatting used for displaying the sats side and rounded prices unfortunately do not work together. Javascript won't spit out the formatted number without rounding it, thus losing the actual "cents" value. That is why I opted to keep it plain digit with decimal only. Also I rarely find myself adding anything to the BTC side over 1  , maybe I need to start hanging out where you hang out on the forums here man LOL j/k

I'm sure writing a custom function would solve it, but for now as far as built in commands go, there is nothing I've discovered that allows me to "easily" present the whole number like $22,338.65, it's either $22,389 or 22388.65.

Lol about the big numbers! I usually don't need them either, but lately, especially with the Hodlonaut trial, I've been "counting his pennies" hoping they'll suffice. And yes, the 70+ BTC there returns a number rather hard to read.

About implementation, just an (another idea) : if the number is bigger than 100k (or even 10k, up to you), then you can safely lose the numbers after the decimal point, since they no longer matter.
So the custom function would have to only "decide" whether the user works with big numbers or small ones.

However, if it's difficult, leave it as it is. It's already very good, well done!

[ZipReg]

Hey buddy thank you for the kind words. The way I have it setup to show 2 decimal places and the formatting used for displaying the sats side and rounded prices unfortunately do not work together. Javascript won't spit out the formatted number without rounding it, thus losing the actual "cents" value. That is why I opted to keep it plain digit with decimal only. Also I rarely find myself adding anything to the BTC side over 1  , maybe I need to start hanging out where you hang out on the forums here man LOL j/k

I'm sure writing a custom function would solve it, but for now as far as built in commands go, there is nothing I've discovered that allows me to "easily" present the whole number like $22,338.65, it's either $22,389 or 22388.65.

Lol about the big numbers! I usually don't need them either, but lately, especially with the Hodlonaut trial, I've been "counting his pennies" hoping they'll suffice. And yes, the 70+ BTC there returns a number rather hard to read.

About implementation, just an (another idea) : if the number is bigger than 100k (or even 10k, up to you), then you can safely lose the numbers after the decimal point, since they no longer matter.
So the custom function would have to only "decide" whether the user works with big numbers or small ones.

However, if it's difficult, leave it as it is. It's already very good, well done!

Right on man   You gave me an idea with implementation comment. I decided to create a dedicated "pretty" price dislpay, this way no need for me to mess with the inputs code.

Also I have added dark / light mode toggle switches on either side of pretty ##'s



And I'd like to announce here that I have an auction with a one of one piece up for grabs, all proceeds going to HODLONAUT

[AUCTION] for HODLONAUT - The Times Traveler #001 Proof + ONE of ONE BONUS!

Thanks guys, hope you enjoy!  

[ZipReg]

Hey guys been a while, I have a new API function to spit out the weights used for the weighted BTCTC price. These are the raw prices from coinbase, bitstamp, and kraken.

The values are separated by a colon. The values are ordered: Coinbase:Bitstamp:Kraken

If you want to integrate it into anything, please limit your requests to one per minute as it only updates every minute anyways, thanks!

https://preecs.coolstorage.org?weights