metrum
Easily handle measurement values in rust.
The goal is to work with measurements without needing to think about about units until you absolutely have to.
Length
| Unit |
Constructor |
Conversion |
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Units
| Unit |
Constructor |
Conversion |
| Celcius |
Temp::from_c(value) |
temp.as_c() |
| Farenheight |
Temp::from_f(value) |
temp.as_f() |
| Kelvin |
Temp::from_k(value) |
temp.as_k() |
Speed
| Unit |
Constructor |
Conversion |
| MPS |
Temp::from_mps(value) |
temp.as_mps() |
| KPH |
Temp::from_kph(value) |
temp.as_kph() |
| MPH |
Temp::from_mph(value) |
temp.as_mph() |
| Knots |
Temp::from_knots(value) |
temp.as_knots() |
Temp
| Unit |
Constructor |
Conversion |
| Celcius |
Temp::from_c(value) |
temp.as_c() |
| Farenheight |
Temp::from_f(value) |
temp.as_f() |
| Kelvin |
Temp::from_k(value) |
temp.as_k() |
use metrum::Temp;
use metrum::temp::TempDelta;
let from_f = Temp::from_f(32.);
let from_c = Temp::from_c(0.);
assert_eq!(from_f, from_c);
assert_eq!(from_f - from_c, TempDelta { value: 0. });
Weight
| Unit |
Constructor |
Conversion |
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Serde
Values can be safely serialized and deserialized using serde when the serde feature is enabled.
[dependencies]
metrum = { version = "*", features = ["serde"] }
WASM
Metrum has limited compatibility with WASM and wasm-packg
[dependencies]
metrum = { version = "*", features = ["wasm"] }
