Unitizer

Effortless unit conversion

Unitizer allows you to convert units effortlessly. Unitizer uses a BigDecimal object to calculate everything, so you won't have to worry about overflowing.

Usage

Most calls to this library only require one line of code. Here's a quick example of what I'm talking about:

Milliseconds milliseconds = new Milliseconds(new Minutes(1));

And then there's a few ways to retrieve the data

milliseconds.toString(); // Decimal toString representation
milliseconds.toRoundedString(); // Integer toString representation
milliseconds.toRoundedLong(); // Rounded long returned
milliseconds.toBigDecimal(); // BigDecimal returned
milliseconds.toBigInteger(); // Rounded BigInteger returned

Custom Unit?

This is no problem with Unitizer! Feel free to add your own units, and they will automatically work with other.

Here's how you can make your own Time unit:

public class HotMinute extends TimeUnit{
    
    /* ========== Constructors ========== */
    public HotMinute(BigDecimal numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(BigInteger numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(String numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(double numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(int numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(long numUnits) { super(numUnits); }
    public HotMinute(Time time){ super(time); }
    
    /* ========== Overridden ========== */
    public static final int RELATIVE_TO_SECOND = 12050;

    @Override
    protected BigDecimal relativeToStandard() {
        return new BigDecimal(RELATIVE_TO_SECOND);
    }

}

Now you can start to use this with other times.

//Converting into a HotMinute
HotMinute hotMinute = new HotMinute(new Second(100));

//Converting into other units
Hour hour = new Hour(new HotMinute(1));