masslos 0.2.1

Multi purpose unit conversion package

Maßlos unit conversion library

Set of functions to convert between different units including metric and imperial

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Execution / Usage
• Technologies
• Features
• Author
• Change log
• License

Installation

On macOS and Linux:

$ python -m pip install masslos

On Windows:

PS> python -m pip install masslos

Execution / Usage

Here are a few examples of using the masslos library in your code:

from masslos import Distance, Speed, Weight
...

# without specifying the decimal digits (default = 2)
w = Weight()
s = Speed()
d = Distance()

dist_in_meter = d.convert(10, "yd", "m")
weight_in_kg = w.convert(11, "lbs", "kg")

print("Speed units:")
print(s.list_units())

# with specifying the decimal digits
w = Weight()
s = Speed()
d = Distance()

dist_in_meter = d.convert(value=10, from_unit="yd", to_unit="m", ndigits=3)
weight_in_kg = w.convert(value=11, from_unit="lbs", to_unit="kg", ndigits=3)

For more examples, please refer to the project's Wiki or documentation page.

Technologies

masslos uses the following technologies and tools:

• Python:

Features

masslos currently has the following set of features:

• Converting distances including
  • metric
  • imperial
  • astronomical
• Converting weights including
  • metric
  • imperial
• Converting speeds

Author

Andreas Haberl – # – [e-mail]

Change log

• 0.2.1
  • feat: add Speed class
  • feat: changing to class based API
    BREAKING CHANGE: use instance methods instead of function calls
  • feat: add function "list_units"
  • test: updates
  • docs: update README.md
• 0.2.0
  • feat: argument for precision of conversion
• 0.1.0
  • First working version

License

masslos is distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more details.