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tip-calculator
A working tip calculator in one HTML file, one CSS file and about 30 lines of JavaScript. Type a bill, drag the tip slider, split it between friends — and learn the pattern behind almost every web page: read the inputs, do the math, write the answer back.
Run
Get it: git clone https://git.devai.io/templates/tip-calculator.git
Double-click index.html — it opens in your browser and works. Nothing to
install, no build step.
Or serve it like production:
docker compose up --build
Then open http://localhost:8080.
How it works
The whole app is one function, calculate(): it reads the three inputs, works
out the tip and the per-person total, and writes both back onto the page. One
line makes it live:
el.addEventListener("input", calculate);
"Whenever this input changes, run calculate." Everything else is plain
JavaScript: getElementById finds an element, parseFloat turns typed text
into a number, and the built-in Intl.NumberFormat turns 19.5 into $19.50.
Try it: swap "USD" for "EUR" (and "en-US" for "de-DE"), add a
"round up" checkbox, or raise the slider's max="30" for generous tippers.
Layout
index.html the inputs — each has an id so JavaScript can find it
app.js calculate() and the listeners that run it
styles.css the look; follows your system's light or dark mode
Deploy
Push to your own GitHub repo and the shipped workflow
(.github/workflows/ci.yml) tests the compose stack, publishes the image to
GHCR, and — once you set the DEPLOY_HOST / DEPLOY_USER variables and
DEPLOY_KEY secret — deploys it to your server over ssh.
Part of devai.io — the Web Basics track: HTML, CSS & JavaScript, one concept at a time. Next up: todo-list.