# command line script to convert a single number to and from several units without prejudice
import argparse
from src.convert import kilometers_to_miles, miles_to_kilometers, years_to_minutes, minutes_to_years, bananas_to_monkeys, monkeys_to_ammunition
# parse command line arguments
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('value', type = float, help = 'A number to be converted')
args = parser.parse_args()
# perform conversions
# km to miles
to_miles = kilometers_to_miles(args.value)
print('{0} kilometers is {1} miles'.format(args.value, to_miles))
# miles to km
to_km = miles_to_kilometers(args.value)
print('{0} miles is {1} kilometers'.format(args.value, to_km))
# years to minutes
to_minutes = years_to_minutes(args.value)
print('{0} years is {1} minutes'.format(args.value, to_minutes))
# minutes to years
to_years = minutes_to_years(args.value)
print('{0} minutes is {1} years'.format(args.value, to_years))
# monkeys that x bananas will feed
def test_km_to_miles(self):
actual = kilometers_to_miles(1)
expected = 0.621 # from google
self.assertAlmostEqual(actual, expected, delta=0.01)
def test_km_to_miles(self): acutal = kilometers_to_miles(1) expected = 0.621 # from google
def test_km_2_mi(self): actual = kilometers_to_miles(1) expected = 0.621 # From Brian, from Google self.assertAlmostEqual(actual, expected, delta = 0.01)
