searx.weather.Pressure Class Reference

Public Member Functions
	__init__ (self, float value, Units unit)
	__str__ (self)
float	value (self, Units unit)
str	l10n (self, Units|None unit=None, babel.Locale|GeoLocation|None locale=None, str template="{value} {unit}", str num_pattern="#,##0")

Public Attributes
float	si = convert_to_si(si_name=self.si_name, symbol=unit, value=value)

Static Public Attributes
str	si_name = "Q44395"
	Units = typing.Literal["Pa", "hPa", "cm Hg", "bar"]
	units = list(typing.get_args(Units))

Detailed Description

Class for converting pressure units and for string representation of
measured values.

Definition at line 291 of file weather.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

searx.weather.Pressure.__init__	(		self,
		float	value,
		Units	unit )

Definition at line 302 of file weather.py.

    def __init__(self, value: float, unit: Units):
        if unit not in self.units:
            raise ValueError(f"invalid unit: {unit}")
        # pylint: disable=invalid-name
        self.si: float = convert_to_si(si_name=self.si_name, symbol=unit, value=value)
 

References units, and searx.weather.Temperature.units.

Member Function Documentation

__str__()

searx.weather.Pressure.__str__

(

self

)

Definition at line 308 of file weather.py.

    def __str__(self):
        return self.l10n()
 

References searx.weather.DateTime.l10n(), l10n(), and searx.weather.Temperature.l10n().

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l10n()

str searx.weather.Pressure.l10n	(		self,
		Units | None	unit = None,
		babel.Locale | GeoLocation | None	locale = None,
		str	template = "{value} {unit}",
		str	num_pattern = "#,##0" )

Definition at line 314 of file weather.py.

    ) -> str:
        if isinstance(locale, GeoLocation):
            locale = locale.locale()
        elif locale is None:
            locale = babel.Locale.parse(_get_sxng_locale_tag(), sep='-')
 
        if unit is None:  # unit by territory?
            unit = "hPa"
 
        val_str = babel.numbers.format_decimal(self.value(unit), locale=locale, format=num_pattern)
        return template.format(value=val_str, unit=unit)
 
 

References searx.weather._get_sxng_locale_tag(), searx.preferences.BooleanSetting.value, searx.preferences.EnumStringSetting.value, searx.preferences.MapSetting.value, searx.preferences.MultipleChoiceSetting.value, searx.preferences.SearchLanguageSetting.value, searx.preferences.Setting.value, value(), and searx.weather.Temperature.value().

Referenced by searx.weather.Compass.__str__(), __str__(), searx.weather.RelativeHumidity.__str__(), and searx.weather.WindSpeed.__str__().

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value()

float searx.weather.Pressure.value	(		self,
		Units	unit )

Definition at line 311 of file weather.py.

    def value(self, unit: Units) -> float:
        return convert_from_si(si_name=self.si_name, symbol=unit, value=self.si)
 

References si, searx.weather.Temperature.si, si_name, and searx.weather.Temperature.si_name.

Referenced by searx.weather.Compass.l10n(), l10n(), searx.weather.RelativeHumidity.l10n(), and searx.weather.WindSpeed.l10n().

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Member Data Documentation

si

float searx.weather.Pressure.si = convert_to_si(si_name=self.si_name, symbol=unit, value=value)

Definition at line 306 of file weather.py.

Referenced by value(), and searx.weather.WindSpeed.value().

si_name

str searx.weather.Pressure.si_name = "Q44395"

static

Definition at line 295 of file weather.py.

Referenced by value(), and searx.weather.WindSpeed.value().

Units

searx.weather.Pressure.Units = typing.Literal["Pa", "hPa", "cm Hg", "bar"]

static

Definition at line 297 of file weather.py.

units

searx.weather.Pressure.units = list(typing.get_args(Units))

static

Definition at line 300 of file weather.py.

Referenced by __init__(), and searx.weather.WindSpeed.__init__().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /home/andrew/Documents/code/public/searxng/searx/weather.py