The website (nicehash.garbomuffin.com) will remain online at least for a little while. No guarantees.
A website that automatically estimates the profitability of buying hashing power on NiceHash. If you're just looking for the calculations, then please visit the website: https://nicehash.garbomuffin.com
My nicehash-calculator project is responsible for doing the calculations; this project is effectively just a web frontend for its data.
$ git clone https://github.com/GarboMuffin/nicehash-calculator-web# install the dependencies for the website
npm installYou may want to download the latest data.json and save it as data.json in the root of the repository to skip waiting a few minutes for a data update to finish, but this is not required.
Data will not be automatically updated by default. For most development purposes the age of the data doesn't matter; there just has to be something to render. This can be changed by enabling production mode (see "Production Setup" below) or by setting module.exports.ALLOW_UPDATES to true in src/config.js.
node index(If you get a TypeError: util.promisify is not a function or similar, make sure you're running Node 8 or higher.)
By default this listens on port 8080, and you can visit http://localhost:8080 in your browser to visit the site. You can change the this with the PORT environment variable or by changing module.exports.PORT in src/config.js.
Enable production mode by setting the NODE_ENV environment variable to production (recommended, many services do this for you) or by setting module.exports.IN_PRODUCTION to true in src/config.js. This should also enable automatic data updates unless you made further changes to the configuration.
You can edit module.exports.REFRESH_TIME to change the time between each data update in milliseconds. You can also edit module.exports.DISABLED_COINS to restrict or increase the amount of coins to be displayed. (hint: use coin or algorithm names and tickers) You'll probably want to change some of the templates in src/views such as GitHub links (index.pug), donation addresses (layout.pug), data licensing (history/list.pug), etc.
Use a reverse proxy such as nginx if you want things like SSL, caching, etc.