Source code for opstool.pre._unit_system

import re
from typing import Literal, TypeAlias, get_args
import difflib

ratio_length = dict(
    inch2m=0.0254,
    inch2dm=0.254,
    inch2cm=2.54,
    inch2mm=25.4,
    inch2km=2.54e-5,
    inch2ft=0.0833333333,
    ft2mm=304.8,
    ft2cm=30.48,
    ft2dm=3.048,
    ft2m=0.3048,
    ft2km=3.048e-4,
    mm2cm=0.1,
    mm2dm=0.01,
    mm2m=0.001,
    mm2km=1e-6,
    cm2dm=0.1,
    cm2m=0.01,
    cm2km=1e-5,
    m2km=1e-3,
)
ratio_force = dict(
    lb2lbf=1,
    lb2kip=0.001,
    lb2n=4.4482216282509,
    lb2kn=4.4482216282509e-3,
    lb2mn=4.448e-6,
    lb2kgf=0.45359236844386,
    lb2tonf=0.0004535923699994,
    lbf2kip=0.001,
    lbf2n=4.4482216282509,
    lbf2kn=4.4482216282509e-3,
    lbf2mn=4.448e-6,
    lbf2kgf=0.45359236844386,
    lbf2tonf=0.0004535923699994,
    kip2n=4448.2216,
    kip2kn=4448.2216e-3,
    kip2mn=4448.2216e-6,
    kip2kgf=453.59236844386,
    kip2tonf=0.4535923699994,
    n2kn=1e-3,
    n2mn=1e-6,
    n2kgf=0.10197162129779283,
    n2tonf=0.0001019716212978,
    kn2mn=1e-3,
    kn2kgf=101.9716212978,
    kn2tonf=0.1019716212978,
    mn2kgf=101971.6212978,
    mn2tonf=101.9716212978,
    kgf2tonf=0.001,
)
ratio_time = dict(
    sec2msec=1000,
    sec2min=1/60,
    sec2hour=1/3600,
    sec2day=1/24/3600,
    sec2year=1/365/24/3600,
    min2msec=1000*60,
    min2hour=1/60,
    min2day=1/24/60,
    min2year=1/365/24/60,
    hour2msec=60*60*1000,
    hour2day=1/24,
    hour2year=1/365/24,
    day2msec=24*60*60*1000,
    day2hour=1/24,
    day2year=1/365/24,
    year2msec=365*24*60*60*1000,
)


def ratio_update(ratio_dict):
    temp_dict = dict()
    for key, value in ratio_dict.items():
        idx = key.index("2")
        new_key = key[idx + 1 :] + "2" + key[:idx]
        temp_dict[new_key] = 1 / value
        new_key = key[:idx] + "2" + key[:idx]
        temp_dict[new_key] = 1
    ratio_dict.update(temp_dict)


ratio_update(ratio_length)
ratio_update(ratio_force)
ratio_update(ratio_time)

unit_length: TypeAlias = Literal["inch", "ft", "mm", "cm", "m", "km"]
unit_force: TypeAlias = Literal["lb", "lbf", "kip", "N", "kN", "MN", "kgf", "tonf"]
unit_time: TypeAlias = Literal["msec", "sec", "min", "hour", "day", "year"]
unit_mass: TypeAlias = Literal["mg", "g", "kg", "ton", "t", "slug"]
unit_stress: TypeAlias = Literal["Pa", "kPa", "MPa", "GPa", "bar", "psi", "ksi", "psf", "ksf"]


[docs] class UnitSystem: """A class for unit conversion. Parameters ----------- length: str, default="m" Length unit base. Optional ["inch", "ft", "mm", "cm", "m", "km"]. force: str, default="kN" Force unit base. Optional ["lb"("lbf"), "kip", "n", "kn", "mn", "kgf", "tonf"]. time: str, default="sec" Time unit base. Optional ["sec"]. .. note:: * `Mass` and `stress` units can be automatically determined based on `length` and `force` units, optional mass units include ["mg", "g", "kg", "ton"("t"), "slug"], and optional stress units include ["pa", "kpa", "mpa", "gpa", "bar", "psi", "ksi", "psf", "ksf"]. * You can enter any uppercase and lowercase forms, such as ``kn`` and ``kN``, ``mpa`` and ``MPa`` are equivalent. * You can add a number (int) after the unit to indicate a power, such as ``m3`` for ``m*m*m``. """ def __init__( self, length: unit_length = "m", force: unit_force = "kn", time: unit_time = "sec" ) -> None: self._length = length.lower() self._force = force.lower() self._time = time.lower() for unit in get_args(unit_length): setattr(self, unit, ratio_length[unit.lower() + "2" + self._length]) for unit in get_args(unit_force): setattr(self, unit, ratio_force[unit.lower() + "2" + self._force]) for unit in get_args(unit_time): setattr(self, unit, ratio_time[unit.lower() + "2" + self._time]) # mass self.kg = self.N / self.m self.mg, self.g, self.ton = 1e-6 * self.kg, 1e-3 * self.kg, 1e3 * self.kg self.t, self.slug, self.slinch = ( 1e3 * self.kg, 14.593902937 * self.kg, 175.126836 * self.kg, ) # stress self.pa = self.N / (self.m * self.m) self.kpa, self.mpa, self.gpa = 1000 * self.pa, 1e6 * self.pa, 1e9 * self.pa self.bar = 1e5 * self.pa self.psi, self.ksi = 6894.7572932 * self.pa, 6894757.2932 * self.pa self.psf, self.ksf = 47.880208 * self.pa, 47880.2468616010 * self.pa @property def length(self): return self._length @property def force(self): return self._force @property def time(self): return self._time # def __getattr__(self, item): # v = re.findall(r"-?\d+\.?\d*e?E?-?\d*?", item) # if v: # v = float(v[0]) # else: # return getattr(self, item.lower()) # s = "".join([x for x in item if x.isalpha()]) # base = getattr(self, s) # return base**v def __getattr__(self, name: str): # Uniformly convert to lowercase (preserve the numeric part) base_name = ''.join([c for c in name if not c.isdigit()]).lower() valid_units = ( get_args(unit_length) + get_args(unit_force) + get_args(unit_time) + get_args(unit_mass) + get_args(unit_stress) ) if base_name in [u.lower() for u in valid_units]: return self.get_unit_ratio(name) raise AttributeError(f"'{self.__class__.__name__}' object has no attribute '{name}'") def get_unit_ratio(self, name: str) -> float: # Normalize the input name clean_name = re.sub(r'[^a-zA-Z0-9]', '', name).lower() # Separate the unit base name and exponent match = re.fullmatch(r"([a-z]+)(\d*)", clean_name) if not match: raise AttributeError(f"Invalid unit format: '{name}'") base_part, exponent_part = match.groups() # Build a dictionary for attribute lookup (lowercase keys) attr_map = {k.lower(): v for k, v in self.__dict__.items() if isinstance(v, (int, float))} if base_part.lower() in attr_map: exponent = int(exponent_part) if exponent_part else 1 base_value = attr_map[base_part.lower()] return base_value ** exponent else: suggestions = difflib.get_close_matches(base_part, attr_map.keys(), n=3) err_msg = f"'{self.__class__.__name__}' has no attribute '{name}'" if suggestions: err_msg += f". Did you mean: {', '.join(suggestions)}?" raise AttributeError(err_msg) def __repr__(self) -> str: return ( f"<UnitSystem: " f"length={self.length!r}, " f"force={self.force!r}, " f"time={self.time!r} " f"({hash(self)})>" )
[docs] def print(self): """Show all unit conversion coefficients with colorful output""" from rich import print as rprint txt = "\n[bold #d20962]Length unit:[/bold #d20962]\n" for i, unit in enumerate(get_args(unit_length)): txt += f"{unit}={getattr(self, unit):.3g}; " txt += "\n\n[bold #f47721]Force unit:[/bold #f47721]\n" for i, unit in enumerate(get_args(unit_force)): txt += f"{unit}={getattr(self, unit):.3g}; " txt += "\n\n[bold #7ac143]Time unit:[/bold #7ac143]\n" for i, unit in enumerate(get_args(unit_time)): txt += f"{unit}={getattr(self, unit):.3g}; " txt += "\n\n[bold #00bce4]Mass unit:[/bold #00bce4]\n" for i, unit in enumerate(get_args(unit_mass)): txt += f"{unit}={getattr(self, unit):.3g}; " txt += "\n\n[bold #7d3f98]Pressure unit:[/bold #7d3f98]\n" for i, unit in enumerate(get_args(unit_stress)): txt += f"{unit}={getattr(self, unit):.3g}; " rprint(txt)
if __name__ == "__main__": UNIT = UnitSystem(length="m", force="kN", time="min") # Call the __repr__ method, print the UnitSystem object information print(UNIT) # Call the print method, print all common units UNIT.print() # Show some unit conversion effects print("Length:", UNIT.mm, UNIT.Mm2, UNIT.cm, UNIT.m, UNIT.M2, UNIT.inch, UNIT.Ft) print("Force", UNIT.n, UNIT.kN, UNIT.kN2, UNIT.lbf, UNIT.kip) print("Stress", UNIT.mpa, UNIT.kpa, UNIT.pa, UNIT.psi, UNIT.ksi) print("Mass", UNIT.g, UNIT.kg, UNIT.ton, UNIT.slug) print("Time", UNIT.msec, UNIT.min, UNIT.hour, UNIT.day, UNIT.year) # When inputting invalid unit, it will give smart suggestions print(UNIT.mmm)