This module is a Python binding of the C++ library scnt-puq.
You can read more about this module and its functionality in the SciNumTool documentation.
To start, one has to install the scnt-puq library.
On macOS this can be easily done using homebrew formula:
brew tap vrtulka23/scinumtools
brew install vrtulka23/scinumtools/scnt-puq
After that, one can proceed with the usual PyPi installation:
pip3 install pypuq
As already mentioned, pypuq is a binding to the standalone C++ library scnt-puq.
Therefore, pypuq inherits all its usual functionality.
However, the Python interface of exposed classes (Quantity, UnitSystem) is slightly adapted.
>>> from pypuq import Quantity
>>>
>>> q = Quantity(16, 'm')
>>> r = Quantity(223, 's')
>>> speed = (q/r).convert('mph')
0.0717489*m*s-1
More examples and explanation are available in the SciNumTools documentation.
You can also look at the test problems in the pytest directory.
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