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@martijn_everaert/command-line-temperature-lcd

v1.0.2

Published

A library to print temperatures on the command line like a lcd

Downloads

3

Readme

LCD-Display

The Display class contains functions to print temperatures into the console. It is possibul to print them in a normal or large font or to put a frame around.

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Installation

npm install "@martijn_everaert/command-line-temperature-lcd"

Usage example

const LCD = new Display();
//to print -1.56 °c in normal font without frame
LCD.printDisplay(-1.56,false,false);
//to print 8.56 °c in normal font with frame
LCD.printDisplay(8.56,true,false);
//to print 20 °c in big font without frame
LCD.printDisplay(20.0,false,true);

Functions

  • emptyLines(string[]): removes every character from the array and retuns it.

  • makeStringWithUnit(number): puts the number in a string plus a unit then returns it.

  • addNumbersToArray(string,boolean): makes an array with the given numbers of the string into ascci art and returns the array.

  • addFrameToArray(string[], boolean): adds a frame to a given array and returns the new array.

  • printToConsole(string[]): prints the array beneath eachother.

  • printDisplay(number, boolean, boolean): uses the before mentioned functions to print out a number to LCD style screen as a temperature.

Development setup

Describe how to install all development dependencies and how to run an automated test-suite of some kind. Potentially do this for multiple platforms.

make install
npm test

Meta

Martijn Everaert – [email protected]

Distributed under the MIT license.

https://github.com/yourname/github-link