parsley/app/models/unit_conversion.rb

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module UnitConversion
UNIT_PARSING_REGEX = /^(?<value>(?:-?[0-9]+)?(?:\.?[0-9]*)?)\s*(?<unit>[a-z\/.\-()0-9]+)$/
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UNIT_ALIASES = {
cup: %w(cups c),
tablespoon: %w(tbsp tbs tablespoons),
teaspoon: %w(tsp teaspoons),
ounce: %w(oz ounces),
pound: %w(pounds lb lbs),
pint: %w(pints),
quart: %w(quarts),
gallon: %w(gallons ga),
gram: %w(grams g),
kilogram: %w(kilograms kg)
}
UNIT_ALIAS_MAP = Hash[UNIT_ALIASES.map { |unit, values| values.map { |v| [v, unit] } }.flatten(1)]
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class UnparseableUnitError < StandardError
end
class UnknownUnitError < UnparseableUnitError
end
class << self
def parse(unit_string)
match = UNIT_PARSING_REGEX.match(unit_string.to_s.strip)
if match && match[:value].present? && match[:unit].present?
begin
Unitwise(match[:value].to_f, match[:unit])
rescue Unitwise::ExpressionError => err
raise UnknownUnitError, err.message
end
else
raise UnparseableUnitError, "'#{unit_string}' does not appear to be a valid measurement of the form <value> <units> (ie '5 cup' or '223 gram/cup')"
end
end
def density?(unit)
unit.compatible_with? Unitwise(1, 'g/ml')
end
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def normalize_unit_names(unit_description)
result = unit_description.dup
result = result.downcase.gsub(/[a-z]+/) do |match|
UNIT_ALIAS_MAP[match] || match
end
result
end
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end
end