Welcome in Bolt.
When you see lightning you ever think: "Where will fall? What did he hit?".
If the answer at this question is yes, then this is the app that suits you.
By calculating the speed of sound according to the atmospheric temperature in your city and the time difference between "light" and "sound" of thunder you can discover how many meters or kilometers fell.
Enjoy!
There are 2 ways
- Compile it yourself.
- Download latest release for your OS. ( Actually OSX only)
### Compiling Clone or download this repo and do the following.
# Warning this code was tested only on OSX 10.11
cd Bolt
npm install
npm start # to run preview
# "npm install electron-packager -g" if is not installed
electron-packager . --appname Bolt --appversion 0.1.0 --appicon ./app/img/app-icon.icns --overwrite --out ~/Desktop --all ## Other
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