Soulver 3 for Mac, iPad & iPhone
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  1. Features
  2. Integrations

Terminal (CLI)

You can use the soulver command in Terminal to perform calculations using Soulver's math engine:

$ soulver June 20 + 3 weeks
11 July

To install it, go to Soulver > Integrations > Terminal (Command Line Interface)

We add the 'soulver' alias in /usr/local/bin/ to the command line tool inside the main Soulver app bundle.

Currency conversions

Currency conversions are supported using the latest rates pre-downloaded by the main Soulver app:

$ soulver '$100 in EUR'
€60.46

Note that if you want to use the "$" symbol from Terminal, you must single quote your expression. This is because the $ symbol is used for variable expansion in the command line

Other live data services such as weather, historical currency conversions, stock rates & knowledge assistant, are not available from the command line tool

Standalone CLI

We also offer a free standalone CLI that does not require Soulver to be installed.

The easiest way to install it is via homebrew:

brew install soulver-cli

More details about this tool are available on GitHub.

The Soulver Mac app is required to update currency rates for the standalone CLI too.

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