I had a physics course during the first semester of grade 11. I enjoyed the course and I personally thought it was much easier than what people made it out to be. My only problem was finding all the correct physics formulas. I did not find one website with all the formulas we learned about in class; and if there was, they were not solved for the variable I wanted. I made this program to make it easier to find physics formulas for high school physics and to save time calculating answers.

• Introduction
• Requirements
  • Dependencies
• Install
• Usage
• License

Physics Calculator is a web application that aims to make high school physics easier. The application is split into several units, each unit with its own variable solvers. For example, if someone wishes to calculate acceleration, they must go to the Kenimatics unit, select acceleration and plug in their given values. The website will then return the answer, with the formula used to get such an answer. The website is a full stack application, created with JavaScript, ejs (embedded JavaScript), css and Node.js.

Node.js is required for this application. To install Node.js, visit their website

• express ^4.17.1
• nodemon ^2.0.14 (if you wish to run with nodemon

Using command line, do the following:

Run git clone https://github.com/osHamad/physics-calculator.git

Run npm install express nodemon or npm install express if you do not want nodemon

To run the website locally, do the following:

For running with nodemon: Run npm run start in command line

For running without nodemon: Run node server.js

On your browser, search http://localhost:8000

you should be able to view the website

This program is under the MIT Liscense