Crate unit_types 

Unit Types

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The unit_types crate is a dimensionally aware type system for Rust.

Example:

use unit_types::prelude::*; // brings in "unit"
use unit_types::Length;
let x = Length::Kilometers(1.0);
let y = Length::Meters(200.0);
assert_eq!(x - y, Length::Meters(800.0));
assert_eq!(x + y, Length::Meters(1200.0));

let z = 2.0 * (x + y); // should be in Kilometers
assert_eq!(z.value(), 2.4);
assert_eq!(z.to(unit::Meters).value(), 2400.0);

Re-exports

pub use length::Length;

pub use time::Time;

pub use data::Data;

pub use data_rate::DataRate;

Modules

data

This module contains the Data enum and its associated unit conversions. The Data enum is used to represent data sizes in bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, etc. The DataUnit enum is used to specify the unit of the data size. The Data enum implements the Unit and UnitConversion traits, which offer the ability to convert between different units of data sizes via the to_base and to methods.

data_rate

length

prelude

The prelude brings in necessary traits for certain operations and all the unit names. The unit names are all namespaced under unit to avoid conflicts with other names.

time

unit

The unit names are all namespaced under unit to avoid conflicts with other names. Unit names come from their respective modules and are re-exported from lib.rs. Within a given dimension module, unit enums are defined in the form DimensionUnit. For example, the length module has LengthUnit, the time module has TimeUnit, etc.