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NAVFITX⚓︎

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NAVFITX is a feature rich, drop-in replacement for NAVFIT98A.

Feature NAVFIT98 v33 NAVFITX
Export Reports as PDF ✅ ✅
Runs on Windows ✅ ✅
Easy to install ❌ ✅
Runs on MacOS ❌ ✅
Runs on Linux ❌ ✅
Install & Use w/out Admin Privileges ❌ ✅
Export reports in a sqlite database ❌ ✅
Export reports as JSON files ❌ ✅
Export reports as TOML files ❌ ✅
Export use via CLI ❌ ✅

Installation⚓︎

You can install and use NAVFITX in 60 seconds.

  1. Open Powershell1, copy/paste the following command, and hit Enter.

    powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"

    This command installs uv, a python package manager. It makes it easy to install python packges, such as NAVFITX.

  2. Once uv has finished installing, close the Powershell window, then reopen it.

  3. In Powershell, install and launch NAVFITX with the command uvx navfitx. Done!

  1. Open Terminal2, copy/paste the following command, and hit Enter.

    curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

    This command installs uv, a python package manager. It makes it easy to install python packges, such as NAVFITX.

  2. Once uv has finished installing, close the Powershell window, then reopen it.

  3. In Terminal, install and launch NAVFITX with the command uvx navfitx. Done!

Help NAVFITX Succeed⚓︎

Feedback/Suggestions⚓︎

If you find a bug, have a question, or have feedback/a request for an enhancement, please create a new issue to track it.

I'd like to see NAVFITX replace NAFIT98A in the fleet. I'm looking for user testimonials from anyone that's used NAVFIT98A or eNavFit in order to answer the "why is this important" when I make the pitch to current NAVFIT98 stakeholders within the Navy. If you have feedback on these programs, please provide it here:

Star NAVFITX in Github⚓︎

You can "star" NAVFITX in GitHub (clicking the star button at the top right).

By adding a star, other users will be able to find it more easily and see that it has already been useful for others.

  1. Press the Win key, then type "powershell". ↩

  2. On Mac, hit Cmd+Space, then type "terminal". ↩