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tempconvert

package to convert temperature into different units, and their types

1 unstable release

0.1.0 Mar 5, 2023

#1750 in Algorithms

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🌡️ 🥶 tempconvert 🥶 🌡 ️

Easy Temperature Conversion and Types

  • Kelvin - K - 🥶
  • Celsius - C - 🥵
  • Fahrenheit - F - 🤒

Provides easy types for temperature conversion.

💻 Install

Add package in your Cargo.toml to use

[dependencies]
tempconvert = "0.1.0"

Can be initialized from integer, float or String

use tempconvert:: {K, C, F};
fn main() {
    // create Kelvin from string by parsing
    let k: K = "273".parse().unwrap();

    // Gives beautified string with K
    let k_string: String = k.to_string();
    
    // Convert into celsius easily
    let c1: C = k.into();

    // Create Kelivin  from i32
    let k1: K = 273.into();

    // convert to Fareinheit
    let f1 = k.into::<F>();

    let k2: K = 273.0.into();

    let f2: F = K.into();

    println!("{}", k.to_string());
    println!("{}", k1.to_string());
    println!("{}", k2.to_string());
    println!("{}", k.into::<C>.to_string())

}

👩🏻‍💻🧑🏼‍💻 How to use

Convert temperature from one unit to other

You can either initialize the temperature with the tuple struct or use the into method to convert from differnt types. All of the units support conversion from integer, float and the String type

    use tempconvert::{C, F, K};
    fn main() {
        let f1: F = 32.into();
        let f2: F = 32.0.into();
        let f = F(32.0);
        dbg!(f);
        // ouput 
        // F(32.0)
        dbg!(f.to_string());
        // output
        // "32.0°F"
        let c: C = f.into();
        dbg!(c);
        // output
        // C(0.0)
        let k: K = f.into();
        dbg!(k);
        // output
        // K(273.0)
    }

📝📝 Use utils to covnert f64 to different units easily

tempconvert has independent utils module which can be used to convert f64 to different units without the types

use tempconvert::utils::{
    c_to_f,
    c_to_k,
    f_to_c,
    f_to_k,
    k_to_c,
    k_to_f
};


fn main() {
    dbg!(c_to_k(0.0));
    dbg!(c_to_f(0.0));
    dbg!(f_to_c(32.0));
    dbg!(k_to_c(273.0));
    dbg!(k_to_f(273.0));
}

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