mi (short for miles) is a running calculator for the terminal. Given two of the three variables of distance, pace and time, mi will calculate the third and format the data as a nice table.
$ mi -d 10km -p 3:35/km
distance 10.00km
time 35:50
pace 3:35/km
speed 16.7km/hDistance, pace and time are passed using the -d, -p and -t options respectively. Supported units include MM:SS, kilometers, miles and all combinations thereof. Speed, expressed in either km/h or mph, can be used instead of pace. As mi is written in portable, POSIX-compliant sh, it does not support GNU-style long options à la --distance.
By default, mi will attempt to use your configured locale to determine your preferred measurement unit. If this doesn't work or doesn't pick the appropriate unit, you can set the MI_UNITS environment variable to SI or IMPERIAL for SI/metric units (kilometers) or imperial/U.S. customary units (miles) respectively.
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