@coreify/unitvlatest

Measurement UX,
not unit math.

Parse messy human measurements, normalize mixed units, suggest typos, validate form rules, and explain every conversion for production apps.

mixed.ts
import { parseMixedMeasurement, normalizeMixedMeasurement } from "@coreify/unit";

parseMixedMeasurement("5 ft 7 in");
// -> {
  "terms": [
    {
      "value": 5,
      "unit": "ft",
      "rawUnit": "ft",
      "decimalPlaces": 0
    },
    {
      "value": 7,
      "unit": "in",
      "rawUnit": "in",
      "decimalPlaces": 0
    }
  ],
  "category": "length",
  "raw": "5 ft 7 in"
}

normalizeMixedMeasurement("২ মি ৩০ সেমি", "cm");
// -> 230

Mixed input

Parse natural measurements like 5 ft 7 in, 1 kg 250 g, or ২ মি ৩০ সেমি.

Smart output

Pick readable units, preserve precision choices, and expose conversion trace and regional-unit warnings.

Form-grade rules

Validate category, allowed units, decimals, ranges, and typos before data touches DB.

01

Parse

Resolve aliases, Bangla labels, mixed units, and decimal rules before data moves deeper.

02

Trace

Keep factor path, base value, rounding status, and warnings for forms, logs, and audits.

03

Present

Return best unit, canonical or localized labels, strict formatting, and useful schema errors.

Built for app flows, not demo conversions.

Most packages convert one number. Production apps need strict input, explainable output, predictable UI states, and responsive surfaces.

Mixed measurements

Use one parser for 5 ft 7 in, 1 kg 250 g, ২ মি ৩০ সেমি, and land units.

Auditable conversions

Show raw value, rounded value, warnings, and status instead of hiding precision loss.

Optional localization

Default flows stay canonical and predictable. Add Bangla digits, labels, and aliases only when product needs them.

Form-ready validation

Category, unit whitelist, min/max, decimal caps, required fields, typo suggestions.

FAQ

Short answers for architecture, optional localization, precision, and layout.

Most libs stop at factor math. Unit handles mixed input parsing, localized aliases, best-unit output, typo suggestion, schema validation, and conversion traces.

Ready for forms, dashboards, docs, and CLIs

Ship measurement flows that explain themselves.

Parse user intent, normalize safely, keep trace data, and render localized output only when app opts in from one package.