A small, dependency-light interpolation calculator that runs entirely in the browser. It provides three modes plus persistent settings:
Simple Ratio
Linear
Bilinear
Results recompute live as you type. Values, the active tab, and the "Show Division
by Zero Error" preference persist in localStorage.
This is a static-web reimplementation of an earlier Windows Forms app of the same name.
Open index.html in any modern browser — there is no build step. It is served live
via GitHub Pages at https://zalgebar.github.io/interpolator/.
Arithmetic uses decimal.js (base-10, 29
significant digits) so results match the original's .NET decimal behavior, including
throwing on division by zero rather than producing Infinity/NaN.
MIT — see LICENSE. Bundled vendor/decimal.min.js is MIT © Michael Mclaughlin.