Update quantity parser in main.js#105
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Right now it can parse values, that consists solely by figures. But sometimes people put there units of measures as well (such as "16 m", "25 kg", etc. Now we are extracting float from the start of the value
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If the template only allows the parameter to be a number, then it's safe to import as the unit is always the same. However, if the template doesn't enforce the unit, then there's no guarantee the unit corresponds with the chosen one. Therefore, I'm against this change as it's now. |
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Right now it can parse values, that consists solely by figures. But sometimes people put there units of measures as well (such as "16 m", "25 kg", etc. Now we are extracting float from the start of the value