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@dtsaknakis/bonta-tools

v0.0.7

Published

An example library for learning purposes. Please do not install.

Downloads

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Readme

BoNT-A Tools

  • Last update: 2022-10-28
  • Created by: Dimitris Tsaknakis (scoped namespace @dtsaknakis)

Info

This is just an exercise library in order to learn how to create an npm package.
Please do not install, it's only for personal learning purposes.
So far it just contains:

  • a to_units function that expects one of three botulinum toxin brand names (either "botox", or "dysport", or "bocouture", as a string) and returns a number with the brand's total units per vial
  • a units_per_syringe function that expects one of the brand names above, a product dilution as a number, and a syringe size as a number.
    It returns the total units of the given product diluted with the given dilution value inside the given syringe size.

Installing the library

Install via the command line with:

npm install @dtsaknakis/bonta-tools # or npm i @dtsaknakis/bonta-tools

## OR as a development dependency ##

npm i -D @dtsaknakis/bonta-tools

Example usage

Access the to_units or units_per_syringe functions either via ES5 require or ES6 import from 'units/to_units'.
ES5 example using require:

const { to_units, units_per_syringe } = require("@dtsaknakis/bonta-tools");

console.log(to_units("botox")); // 100
console.log(units_per_syringe("botox", 2.5, 0.5)); // 20 Botox units inside a 0.5mL syringe, when it's diluted with 2.5mL

ES6 example using import:

import { to_units, units_per_syringe } from "@dtsaknakis/bonta-tools";

console.log(to_units("botox")); // 100
console.log(units_per_syringe("botox", 2.5, 0.5)); // 20 Botox units inside a 0.5mL syringe, when it's diluted with 2.5mL