I looked around and couldn’t see a Metenox calculator anywhere, so I hacked one together in C which you just throw in probe scans and it calculates monthly yields (and, optionally, appraisals).
Tested on Mac, should work fine on Linux. I am pretty sure compiling it on Windows is trivial but I don’t have a Windows environment to test on, you will need to have libcurl compiled first.
If you do run into issues, feel free to message me on Discord (twilightwinter) and I’ll help as much as I can.
Careful, if a CCP dev looks at the code without using a mirror they might catch fire or turn to stone. Can confirm after installing check and clang, the code compiles on linux. Need to go scan a moon to get some input data for further testing, but damn its good to see someone write stuff that doesn’t need a 1 gbyte .net run time or electron crap just to do a http download.
You should only need check for running the tests, not for running the code.
It’d probably work with gcc just fine too, I’m just lazy with makefiles. It was a thing I built for corp then decided to share, if I can get access to a Windows system for testing I’ll put proper CMake in so you can compile with clang, gcc, msvc etc.