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@laznic Thanks for posting! Are you using the beta version? Ok, so, the root of your problem appears to be that you expect `t` to be Metric Tonnes not `mt`?...

@snowinmars I'm not sure what the issue is. Though, the `Convert` class is supposed to be private and shouldn't be directly used. Maybe this [post](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56238356/understanding-esmoduleinterop-in-tsconfig-file) could provide some insight?

> > > @Taar , hm, `Convertor` supposed to be private. But what about `convertFactory`? > > If I'm able to write > > ```js > export default configureMeasurements({ >...

> @Taar do you think v3 beta is stable enough to use in a production app? > I'm about to start using and not sure whether to start with v2...

> > > I'm also getting the `ReferenceError: global is not defined` on version 2.3.4 inside an Ember application. I'm including as specified in the docs > > ``` >...

> ~Any update on this? I'm getting this error currently in my React application~ > > I switched to version `^3.0.0-beta.2` which has better TypeScript support and was able to...

Thanks for reporting this, I'll look into the issue.

I am hoping that PR #256 fixes this. Could someone else help verify that it actually fixes the issue?

The `system` option is only available in the latest beta version. See the example code below: ```typescript import configureMeasurements from 'convert-units'; import { allMeasures } from 'convert-units'; const convert =...

There's not a lot to go off of here. Can you provide an isolated code sample? The code sample should contain any custom units/definitions and it should clearly show which...