This demo demonstrate the use of KotUniL library in a console application developed with Java tests available in library objects and functions. You can learn about functions and objects of KotUniL library in central .../si-units/README.md.
KotUniL covers all units of International System of Units (SI)
like meter, second etc. (see Wikipedia)
as well as SI- Prefixes (micro, nano etc.) and some other common units like currencies, percentages etc.
You can learn examples of using the library in Java-Console in .../si-units/apps/jvm/java-console/src/main/java/eu/sirotin/kotunil/app/java/Main.java.
You can start the application directly in your IDE (e.g. IntelliJ) using the function main() in the file Main.java or build the application and then start Jar from build/libs.
On success the application will show in the console the text:
Test successfully completed!
and number of tested objects and executed tests.
KotUniL is a multiplatform library. You can read about how to properly write physics and other formulas using the objects and functions of the KotUniL library in document "Rules for writing KotUniL formulas in different programming languages".