@jjlmoya/utils-diy 1.28.0 → 1.30.0
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- package/package.json +2 -2
- package/src/category/i18n/de.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/en.ts +110 -110
- package/src/category/i18n/es.ts +110 -110
- package/src/category/i18n/fr.ts +101 -101
- package/src/category/i18n/id.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/it.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/ja.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/ko.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/nl.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/pl.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/pt.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/ru.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/sv.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/tr.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/i18n/zh.ts +12 -12
- package/src/category/index.ts +36 -36
- package/src/category/seo.astro +1 -1
- package/src/components/PreviewNavSidebar.astro +1 -1
- package/src/components/PreviewToolbar.astro +1 -1
- package/src/data.ts +1 -1
- package/src/entries.ts +37 -37
- package/src/env.d.ts +1 -1
- package/src/index.ts +50 -50
- package/src/layouts/PreviewLayout.astro +1 -1
- package/src/pages/index.astro +1 -1
- package/src/tests/category_seo_quality.test.ts +74 -0
- package/src/tests/faq_count.test.ts +1 -1
- package/src/tests/mocks/astro_mock.js +1 -1
- package/src/tests/no_h1_in_components.test.ts +1 -1
- package/src/tests/seo_length.test.ts +1 -1
- package/src/tests/seo_parity.test.ts +2 -2
- package/src/tests/seo_translation_completeness.test.ts +18 -12
- package/src/tests/tool_validation.test.ts +15 -15
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/de.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/en.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/es.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/id.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/it.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +251 -251
- package/src/tool/balusterCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/de.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/en.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/es.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/id.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/it.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +173 -173
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +174 -174
- package/src/tool/clayCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/bibliography.ts +7 -7
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/de.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/en.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/es.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/id.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/it.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +188 -188
- package/src/tool/concreteCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/de.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/en.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/es.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/fr.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/id.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/it.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/ja.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/ko.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/nl.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/pl.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/pt.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/ru.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/sv.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/tr.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/i18n/zh.ts +169 -169
- package/src/tool/cutOptimizer/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/de.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/en.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/es.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/id.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/it.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +134 -134
- package/src/tool/drillCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/de.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/en.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/es.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/fr.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/id.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/it.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/ja.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/ko.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/nl.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/pl.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/pt.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/ru.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/sv.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/tr.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/i18n/zh.ts +117 -117
- package/src/tool/drillSharpener/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/bibliography.ts +20 -20
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/de.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/en.ts +178 -178
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/es.ts +178 -178
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +178 -178
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/id.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/it.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +116 -116
- package/src/tool/epoxyCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/de.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/en.ts +149 -149
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/es.ts +149 -149
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/fr.ts +149 -149
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/id.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/it.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/ja.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/ko.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/nl.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/pl.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/pt.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/ru.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/sv.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/tr.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/i18n/zh.ts +111 -111
- package/src/tool/furnitureFit/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/bibliography.ts +20 -20
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/de.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/en.ts +202 -202
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/es.ts +179 -179
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +203 -203
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/id.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/it.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +130 -130
- package/src/tool/mortarCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/de.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/en.ts +165 -165
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/es.ts +165 -165
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +165 -165
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/id.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/it.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +108 -108
- package/src/tool/passepartoutCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/de.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/en.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/es.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/id.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/it.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/pythagoreanRightAngleCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +129 -129
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/de.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/en.ts +145 -145
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/es.ts +145 -145
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +145 -145
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/id.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/it.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +143 -143
- package/src/tool/stairCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/de.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/en.ts +170 -170
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/es.ts +170 -170
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +170 -170
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/id.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/it.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/pt.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +132 -132
- package/src/tool/thermalExpansionCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/de.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/en.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/es.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/id.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/it.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +194 -194
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- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/twoStrokeMixtureCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +194 -194
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/bibliography.ts +16 -16
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/de.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/en.ts +151 -151
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/es.ts +151 -151
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/fr.ts +145 -145
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/id.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/it.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/ja.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/ko.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/nl.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/pl.ts +113 -113
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- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/ru.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/sv.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/tr.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/i18n/zh.ts +113 -113
- package/src/tool/voltageDropCalculator/seo.astro +15 -15
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/bibliography.ts +12 -12
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/de.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/en.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/es.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/fr.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/id.ts +147 -147
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- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/pt.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/ru.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/sv.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/tr.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tool/workshopFractionConverter/i18n/zh.ts +147 -147
- package/src/tools.ts +20 -20
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title: 'How Voltage Drop Is Calculated',
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html: '<p>The formula is <strong>ΔV = (2 × L × I × ρ) / S</strong>. L is the one-way cable length in metres, I is the current in amperes, ρ is resistivity (0.0178 Ω·mm²/m for copper, 0.028 for aluminium), and S is the cable cross-section in mm². The factor of 2 accounts for the current flowing out and back through the cable.</p>',
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title: 'The Low Voltage Paradox',
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html: '<p>To deliver 1000W at 230V you only need 4.3A and a 1.5mm² cable will do the job. To deliver the same 1000W at 12V you need 83.3A, requiring 25mm² cable. The lower the voltage, <strong>the thicker the cable must be</strong> to carry the same power without dangerous losses. This surprises most camper van builders who assume 12V is safe to wire casually.</p>',
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fieldVoltage: 'Voltage',
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