temperature-js
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npm install temperature-js
import Temperature from "temperature-js"
Celcius to Kelvin
Temperature.celciusToKelvin(10);
Celcius to Fahrenheit
Temperature.celciusToFahrenheit(10)
Celcius to Reaumur
Temperature.celciusToReaumur(10);
Celcius to Rankine
Temperature.celciusToRankine(10)
Kelvin to Celcius
Temperature.kelvinToCelcius(10);
Kelvin to Fahrenheit
Temperature.kelvinToFahrenheit(10)
Kelvin to Reaumur
Temperature.kelvinToReaumur(10);
Kelvin to Rankine
Temperature.kelvinToRankine(10)
Fahrenheit to Celcius
Temperature.fahrenheitToCelcius(10);
Fahrenheit to Kelvin
Temperature.fahrenheitToKelvin(10)
Fahrenheit to Reaumur
Temperature.fahrenheitToReaumur(10);
Fahrenheit to Rankine
Temperature.fahrenheitToRankine(10)
Rankine to Celcius
Temperature.rankineToCelcius(10);
Rankine to Fahrenheit
Temperature.rankineToFahrenheit(10)
Rankine to Reaumur
Temperature.rankineToReaumur(10);
Rankine to Kelvin
Temperature.rankineToKelvin(10)
Reaumur to Celcius
Temperature.reaumurToCelcius(10);
Reaumur to Fahrenheit
Temperature.reaumurToFahrenheit(10)
Reaumur to Rankine
Temperature.reaumurToRankine(10);
Reaumur to Kelvin
Temperature.reaumurToKelvin(10)
Temperature.js is released under the MIT license.
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We found that temperature-js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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