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unit-convert-universal

v0.3.0

Published

A collection of function to convert a number or string from a unit to another unit

Downloads

2

Readme

unit-converter

Package with multiple functions to convert units of measurements
Every function accepts 2 arguments (unless stated otherwise):

  • unit which can be a number or a string (if it's a string it can have a comma instead of a dot separate the decimals) and is the number that will be converted.
  • fixed which is the number that will be passed in the toFixed() at the end of every function. This argument is optional and if not passed it will default to 2

The result will be of type number

Install

npm install unit-convert-fns

Using the functions

import { feetToMeter } from "unit-convert-fns";
const feet = 8.56;
const fixed = 3;
const meter = feetToMeter(feet, 3);

List of functions

import { feetToMeter } from "unit-convert-fns";
const feet = 5.9;
const meter = feetToMeter(feet);
console.log(meter);
// meter will be equal to 5.9
import { meterToFeet } from "unit-convert-fns";
const meter = "1,78";
const { feet, inches } = meterToFeet(meter);
console.log(feet, inches);
// feet will be equal to 5 and inches will be equal to 10.08

In this function the toFixed() is applied only on the inches. The feet has a Math.floor() applied.

import { cmToInches } from "unit-convert-fns";
const cm = 8;
const inches = cmToInches(cm);
console.log(inches);
// inches will be equal to 3.15
import { inchesToCm } from "unit-convert-fns";
const inches = "8.45";
const cm = inchesToCm(inches);
console.log(cm);
// cm will be equal to 21.46
import { milesToKm } from "unit-convert-fns";
const miles = 4.23;
const km = milesToKm(miles);
console.log(km);
// km will be equal to 6.81
import { kmToMiles } from "unit-convert-fns";
const km = 12.56;
const miles = kmToMiles(km);
console.log(miles);
// miles will be equal to 7.80