pytire
A library to make interpreting tire attributes and calculations easier.
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Getting Started
To use this library install it via pip
$ pip install pytire
Usage
>>> from pytire import Tire
>>> tire = Tire("34x10.75-16")
>>> tire.diameter
0.8636...
>>> tire.width
0.27305...
>>> tire.inner_diameter
0.4064...
>>> tire.volume()
0.203642044328
Dev Setup
Clone from github
$ git clone
Install using poetry
$ poetry install
set up pre-commit
$ pre-commit install
Alternatively use the dev container.
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