temperature-segmenter-michieldecoster v1.0.0

Segmenter

Description

This is a repository for printing Temperatures in LCD Display format.

Its developed in typescript and uses npm package manager to install.

7-Segment Display

The 7-Segment display is built with the segments A through G.

I used these with a boolean function to either show them on or off (true or false).

Example:

case 0 : {this.a=true; this.b=true; this.c=true; this.d=true; this.e=true; this.f=true; this.g=false; break}

This would return a 0 on the display.

Installation instructions

NPM Install

Usage instructions

Different values

These are the different values you can give to the DrawSegment and DrawBigSegment Classes.

case 0 : draws the number '0'
case 1 : draws the number '1'
case 2 : draws the number '2'
case 3 : draws the number '3'
case 4 : draws the number '4'
case 5 : draws the number '5'
case 6 : draws the number '6'
case 7 : draws the number '7'
case 8 : draws the number '8'
case 9 : draws the number '9'
case 10 : draws Degrees sign
case 11 : draws Celsius sign
case 12 : draws Minus sign

I got the idea to use a switch statement by finding the repository from SK-SpeedBit

Using the DrawSegments Class

This class draws the segments for the numbers depending on the number you enter into the constructor. It utilizes the cases above.

import DrawSegment from './DrawSegment'

const segment = new DrawSegment(0); // We give a 0 to the constructor to let it know we want a 0 printed

segment.print(); // Using the .print() function we tell the segment to print to the console.

Using the DrawBigSegments Class

This class is using the same functionality as the DrawSegment Class.

The Class also prints the number you request but with double the segments. Also uses the same switch case.

import DrawBigSegment from './DrawBigSegment'

const segment = new DrawBigSegment(0);

segment.print();

Using the DrawTemperature Class

import DrawTemperature from './DrawTemperature'

const temperature = new DrawTemperature(8.2);
temperature.printToConsole();
temperature.return();

The temperature.printToConsole();

Prints the temperature to the console in your web-browser.

temperature.return();

Returns the temperature as a string so it can be used in other methods.

Using the DrawBigTemperature Class

Same functionality of the DrawTemperature Class with the exception of the numbers being double size.

import DrawBigTemperature from 'DrawBigTemperature'

const bigTemperature = new DrawBigTemperature(-5.3);

bigtemperature.printToConsole(); // To print to console

bitemperature.return(); // To return as a string.

Running the coded tests

npm run test

Runs the coded tetst that have been programmed using Jest.

Jest is a JavaScript Testing Framework that also supports the tests for TypeScript.

Licence

MIT

Github Pages

Through TypeDoc we setup Github Pages. This is automatically generated documentation for your Typescript Project.

The link for the Github Pages for this repository: Github Pages

Author information

Author: Michiel Decoster

Student at Vives Hogeschool Brugge