InterpKit is a fast, lightweight CLI (Command Line Interface) helper tool designed to speed up and simplify data lookup from engineering tables, especially the d/L function table for increments of d/L0.
This program was created to overcome the slow and error-prone manual process of finding upper and lower boundary values from tables, which are then used for linear interpolation calculations.
As of v2.0.0, InterpKit has been completely rewritten in C++ (previously Python), making it significantly faster and available as a truly standalone, cross-platform executable with no runtime dependencies.
- Modern CLI Interface: A clean, colorful, and highly responsive interactive terminal interface powered by FTXUI.
- Fast Search: Instantly finds the upper and lower boundary data rows based on your input value.
- Interpolation Calculator: Automatically performs linear interpolation once the boundary data is found.
- Standalone Executable: All required table data (
data_tabel.xlsx) is fully embedded directly into the binary. No external files needed.
InterpKit v2.0.0 provides pre-compiled standalone binaries for both Windows and Linux, as well as an official package for Arch Linux users.
If you are using Arch Linux, Manjaro, EndeavourOS, or any Arch-based distribution, you can install InterpKit directly from the Arch User Repository (AUR) using an AUR helper like yay or paru:
yay -S interpkit- Go to the Releases page on GitHub.
- Download the appropriate executable for your operating system:
- Windows: Download
interpkit.exe - Linux: Download
interpkit
- Windows: Download
- Just double click or run the executable directly from your terminal! No Python, libraries, or external files are required.
If you want to compile InterpKit yourself, you will need cmake and a C++17 compiler (e.g., GCC, Clang, MSVC).
git clone https://github.com/lainx86/InterpKit.git
cd InterpKit
./build.shThe executable will be generated in the build/ (Linux) or build-win/ (Windows) directory.