engineering-unit-converter 0.0.1

package/README.md

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+engineering-unit-converter
+=============
+
+A light and simple library for make all type measures conversions and manipulations.
+Used [convert-units](https://github.com/ben-ng/convert-units) as a reference.
+
+Installation
+-----
+
+```bash
+npm engineering-unit-converter --save
+```
+
+Usage
+-----
+
+`engineering-unit-converter` uses TypeScript to infer the avalaible units, I strongly recommend to use TypeScript for make the dev experience better.
+
+Using this library is simple, the above snippet shows a example:
+
+
+```js
+import { massFlow } from 'engineering-unit-converter'
+const newValue = massFlow(65000).from('lb/day').to('kg/h')
+console.log(newValue) //1.2284783333333333
+```
+
+Available units
+-----
+
+- acceleration
+- area
+- density
+- electricCharge
+- electricCurrent
+- energy
+- force
+- length
+- massFlow
+- mass
+- power
+- pressureManometric
+- pressure
+- speed
+- standardVolumetricFlow
+- surfaceTension
+- time
+- viscosity
+- voltage
+- volume
+- volumetricFlow

package/dist/converter.d.ts

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+import { type MeasurementUnits, type Measurement } from './types';
+declare class Converter<T extends Measurement> {
+    readonly _definitions: T;
+    readonly _val: number;
+    _fromUnit: MeasurementUnits<T> | null;
+    constructor(numerator: number, _definitions: T);
+    from<U extends MeasurementUnits<T>>(fromUnit: U): Converter<T>;
+    to<U extends MeasurementUnits<T>>(toUnit: U): number;
+    _getUnit(unit: MeasurementUnits<T>): number;
+    _checkUnit(unit: MeasurementUnits<T>): void;
+}
+declare const createConverter: <T extends Measurement>(definitions: T) => (val: number) => Converter<T>;
+export default createConverter;