tearsinthegame/localeunitswift

Setup

You can add LocaleUnitSwift to your project with Swift Package Manager. In Xcode, select File > Add Package Dependency. Then, enter this Github repository URL: https://github.com/tearsinthegame/LocaleUnitSwift

More About Features

It is possible to convert Measurement to the user's default locale value with correct units, with the option to select the Locale and MeasurementFormatUnitUsage:

let localeUnit = LocaleUnitSwift()
let measure = Measurement(value: 5, unit: UnitLength.meters)
let converted = localeUnit.convertedToLocaleValue(measure, locale: Locale(identifier: "en-US")) // returns converted Measurement, "16.404199475065617 ft"
let symbol = localeUnit.symbol(for: UnitLength.self, locale: Locale(identifier: "en-US"), usage: MeasurementFormatUnitUsage<UnitLength>.road) // returns mi

You can use your custom Dimension classes by extending the LocaleUnitSwift's LocaleUnitSwiftCustom protocol for your own implementation. An example dimension, UnitCustom can be applied as follows:

extension UnitCustom: LocaleUnitSwiftCustom {
    static func unit(for locale: Locale) -> Unit {
        if locale.measurementSystem == .metric {
            return Self.unitA
        } else {
            return Self.unitB
        }
    }
}

let symbol = LocaleUnitSwift().symbol(for: UnitCustom.self) // returns unitA symbol for locale metric system

[!IMPORTANT] You need to add protocol stubs to conform to the package functions

LICENSE

This library is licensed with Apache 2.0.

Package Metadata

Repository: tearsinthegame/localeunitswift

Default branch: main

README: README.md