Kelvin and Delisle conversions to other temperature scales

Changelog

#6 Update to v0.4.0

• v0.4.0:
  • There are two new Classes, Kelvin (@davilos made it) and Delisle, functional and ready-to-use.

Usage

First of all, install the package:

pip install totemp

or, to have an example in poetry environments:

poetry add --group dev totemp

Then, just use it:

In these examples, you can observe the methods working with all
available Classes in this package

# Import Celsius class
from totemp import Celsius

temperature = Celsius.to_fahrenheit(35)
print(temperature)  # 95.0 -> float

temperature = Celsius.to_fahrenheit(35, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # 95 -> int

# Import Fahrenheit class
from totemp import Fahrenheit

temperature = Fahrenheit.to_newton(18.746)
print(temperature)  # -2.4299000000000004 -> float

temperature = Fahrenheit.to_newton(18.746, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # -2 -> int

# Import Delisle class
from totemp import Delisle

temperature = Delisle.to_romer(37263.271)
print(temperature)  # -12982.14485 -> float

temperature = Delisle.to_romer(37263.271, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # -12982 -> int

# Import Kelvin class
from totemp import Kelvin

temperature = Kelvin.to_reaumur(44.28137746)
print(temperature)  # -183.094898032 -> float

temperature = Kelvin.to_reaumur(44.28137746, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # -183 -> int

# Import all classes
import totemp as tp

temperature = tp.Celsius.to_delisle(345.797)
print(temperature)  # -368.69550000000004 -> float

temperature = tp.Celsius.to_delisle(345.797, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # -368 -> int

temperature = tp.Fahrenheit.to_rankine(500)
print(temperature)  # 959.6700000000001 -> float

temperature = tp.Fahrenheit.to_rankine(500, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # 959 -> int

temperature = tp.Delisle.to_kelvin(12.5887)
print(temperature)  # 364.7575333333333 -> float

temperature = tp.Delisle.to_kelvin(12.5887, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # 364 -> int

temperature = tp.Kelvin.to_romer(44.28137746)
print(temperature)  # -112.6560268335 -> float

temperature = tp.Kelvin.to_reaumur(44.28137746, float_ret=False)
print(temperature)  # -112 -> int

Note that all returns are float values if you don't specify "float_ret"
parameter as False, which is True by default and that applies to all methods.

All methods have two parameters, the value (which is positional-only)
and the return type (which is <float_ret>, that is by default True to return float
values and keyword-only)