How to use the @bentley/imodeljs-quantity.ParserSpec.create function in @bentley/imodeljs-quantity
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imodeljs / imodeljs / core / frontend / src / QuantityFormatter.ts View on Github 
protected async loadParsingSpecsForQuantityTypes(useImperial: boolean): Promise {
const typeArray: QuantityType[] = [QuantityType.Length, QuantityType.Angle, QuantityType.Area, QuantityType.Volume, QuantityType.LatLong, QuantityType.Coordinate, QuantityType.Stationing, QuantityType.LengthSurvey, QuantityType.LengthEngineering];
const activeMap = useImperial ? this._imperialParserSpecsByType : this._metricUnitParserSpecsByType;
activeMap.clear();
for (const quantityType of typeArray) {
const formatPromise = this.getFormatByQuantityType(quantityType, useImperial);
const unitPromise = this.getUnitByQuantityType(quantityType);
const [format, outUnit] = await Promise.all([formatPromise, unitPromise]);
const parserSpec = await ParserSpec.create(format, this, outUnit);
activeMap.set(quantityType, parserSpec);
}
return Promise.resolve();
}@bentley/imodeljs-quantity
Quantity parsing, formatting and conversions for iModel.js
