📐 Physical units for NumPy arrays ⏱ Fast • Simple • High voltage
Project description
📐 unitlib
- Physical units for NumPy arrays.
- Fast, simple, high voltage ⚡
Why
unitlib was born out of frustration with other Python unit packages.
Those packages work well for toy experiments, but they greatly slow down your code.
This makes their use unfeasible for even moderate scale scientific simulations.
Installation
$ pip install unitlib
This will get you the
unitlib is tested on Python versions 3.9 down to 3.6, on Windows, Linux and MacOS.
For developers
The following indicates whether the latest commit on the main branch passes all tests:
(This only pertains to development code. The unitlib versions on PyPI
pass all tests on release, of course).
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