larzunits
Unit conversion with dimensional checking. Pure Python, zero dependencies.
Convert between units and refuse nonsense: metres to feet is fine, metres to
kilograms raises. Handles the affine temperature scales (C/F/K) correctly, and a
Quantity type carries a value-with-unit so you can add and compare safely.
from larzunits import convert, Quantity
convert(5, "km", "mi") # 3.106...
convert(100, "C", "F") # 212.0
convert(1, "KiB", "byte") # 1024.0
Quantity(5, "m") + Quantity(30, "cm") # 5.3 m
Quantity(1, "km") > Quantity(500, "m") # True
Quantity(60, "mi") + Quantity(1, "kg") # raises IncompatibleUnits
Why
- Catches mistakes. Converting or adding across dimensions raises
IncompatibleUnitsinstead of silently returning garbage. - Temperature done right. C/F/K are affine (offsets, not just factors) —
0 °C = 32 °F = 273.15 K— and larzunits handles that, where a naive factor table gets it wrong. - Batteries of units. Length, mass, time, temperature, data (decimal
kband binaryKiB), and volume — imperial and metric. - A real
Quantitytype.to(),+/-(dimension-checked), scalar*//, quantity/quantity ratio, equality and ordering by underlying value. - Zero dependencies. No
pint, noquantities.
Install
pip install larzunits
Usage
from larzunits import convert, Quantity, compatible, dimension
convert(12, "in", "ft") # 1.0
compatible("m", "ft") # True
dimension("mph") if False else dimension("m") # 'length'
q = Quantity(90, "min")
q.to("h").value # 1.5
(Quantity(1, "km") / Quantity(250, "m")) # 4.0 (dimensionless)
Units: length (m km cm mm um nm mi yd ft in nmi), mass (kg g mg t lb oz st),
time (s ms min h day week), temperature (K C F), data
(bit byte kb mb gb tb KiB MiB GiB TiB), volume (l ml cl gal pt cup).
Tests
python -m unittest discover -s tests -v # 21 tests incl. temperature + errors
The Larz stack
One of 30+ pure-Python, zero-dependency libraries at github.com/larz-scripter.
License
MIT © larz-scripter
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