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A Body Mass Index calculator.
var calcBmi = require('bmi-calc')
// 154 lbs, 72 in, imperial
console.log( calcBmi(154, 72, true) )
// { value: 20.88, name: 'Normal' }
// 69 kg, 1.62 m, metric
console.log( calcBmi(69, 1.62, false) )
// { value: 26.29, name: 'Overweight' }
// 59 kg, 2 m, metric
console.log( calcBmi(59, 2) )
// { value: 14.75, name: 'Very Severely Underweight' }
var calcBmi = require('bmi-calc')
var bmi = calcBmi(weight, height, [imperial])
weight
is a number in pounds or kilogramsheight
is a number in inches or metersimperial
is an optional boolean that defaults to false
.
true
, weight
is interpreted as pounds, and height
as inches.false
, weight
is interpreted as kilograms, and height
as meters.bmi
bmi
is an object with the following properties:
value
is the bmi number, e.g. 21.36
name
is a human-readable string, e.g. 'severely underweight'
npm install -g bmi-calc
bmi-calc --weight 170 --height 73
. (Except put in your weight and height.)Usage: bmi-calc OPTIONS
-f 5, --feet=5 specify height in feet (can be used with -i)
-i 4, --inches=4 specify height in inches (can be used with -f)
-m 2, --meters=2 specify height in meters (can be used with -c)
-c 7, --centimeters=7 specify height in centimeters (can be used with -m)
-l 153, --lbs=153 specify weight in pounds
-p 153, --pounds=153 specify weight in pounds
-k 67, --kilograms=67 specify weight in kilograms
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Calculates Body Mass Index
The npm package bmi-calc receives a total of 98 weekly downloads. As such, bmi-calc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bmi-calc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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