v1.0.1

The README file was showing *very* out-of-date information. The README now shows proper documentation, with everything being consistent.

v1.0.0

Release v1.0.0

This is a monumental release in the development of sterling, culminating in the finalization of the command-line API and a stabilization of sterling's features. Woo-hoo!!

Sterling's functionality is very basic: conversion of PHB currencies into user-defined ones, basic arithmetic operations, and converting custom currency amounts to the equivalent amount in PHB copper. It's unlikely that I will be adding any additional features ontop of this set, as it already provides functionality appropriate enough for most usecases.

Congrats to me on finally finishing a side project!

Release v0.3.0

This release adds two new features: optional currencies, and addition and subtraction for custom currency values.

Optional currencies allow the user to specify whether or not a particular currency should be used during conversions. The typical use case would be to specify a "$100,000 federal note", wherein a currency is so valuable that it's only used in very specific circumstances (such as transferring large quantities of currency between banks).

Addition and subtraction of custom currencies lets users quickly do these simple mathematical operations on your custom currency values, which is especially valuable when your currency rates don't allow for easy conversion in your head.