MathAPI

MathAPI is a simple Flask-based API that provides various mathematical functions, constants, unit conversions, and basic arithmetic operations.

Endpoints

Home

• GET /
  • Returns a welcome message and a list of available endpoints.

Mathematical Functions

• GET /math/<function>?v=number

  • Computes mathematical functions.
  • Supported functions:
    • sin, cos, tan (for angles in degrees)
    • sqrt, log, log10
    • factorial, ceil, floor
  • Example: /math/sin?v=30

• GET /math/radians/<function>?v=number

  • Computes trigonometric functions with input in radians.
  • Supported functions:
    • sin, cos, tan
  • Example: /math/radians/sin?v=0.5235987756

• GET /math/exp?base=number&exponent=number

  • Computes exponentiation.
  • Example: /math/exp?base=2&exponent=3

• GET /math/mod?num1=number&num2=number

  • Computes modulus.
  • Example: /math/mod?num1=10&num2=3

• GET /math/is_prime?n=number

  • Checks if a number is prime.
  • Example: /math/is_prime?n=7

• GET /math/fibonacci?n=number

  • Generates Fibonacci sequence up to n numbers.
  • Example: /math/fibonacci?n=10

Constants

• GET /constants
  • Retrieves important mathematical constants.
  • Returns:
    • pi (π)
    • e (Euler's number)
    • golden_ratio
    • silver_ratio
    • planck_constant
    • avogadro_number
    • speed_of_light
    • gravitational_constant
    • boltzmann_constant
    • gas_constant
    • elementary_charge

Unit Conversion

• POST /convert
  • Converts between units.
  • Currently supports:
    • Celsius ↔ Fahrenheit
    • Celsius ↔ Kelvin
    • Meters ↔ Kilometers
    • Meters ↔ Centimeters
    • Inches ↔ Centimeters
    • Feet ↔ Meters
    • Yards ↔ Meters
    • Miles ↔ Kilometers
    • Kilograms ↔ Pounds
  • Example:

    {
      "v": 100,
      "from": "c",
      "to": "f"
    }

Basic Arithmetic Operations

• POST /calculate
  • Performs basic arithmetic operations.
  • Requires JSON input with num1, num2, and operation.
  • Supported operations:
    • add, subtract, multiply, divide
  • Example:

    {
      "num1": 10,
      "num2": 5,
      "operation": "add"
    }

Running the project locally

1. Install the required dependencies:

pip install flask

2. Run the Flask application:

python main.py

3. Access the API at http://127.0.0.1:5000/