Interface IMashStep

Direct known implementers

BeerXML\Generator\IMashStepDisplay

Indirect known implementers

BeerXML\Record\MashStep

Namespace: BeerXML\Generator
Located at BeerXML/Generator/IMashStep.php

Methods summary
`public number`	# `getEndTemp( )` the temperature you can expect the mash to fall to after a long mash step. Measured in degrees Celsius. the temperature you can expect the mash to fall to after a long mash step. Measured in degrees Celsius. Returns `number`
`public number`	# `getInfuseAmount( )` The volume of water in liters to infuse in this step. Required only for infusion steps, though one may also add water for temperature mash steps. One should not have an infusion amount for decoction steps. The volume of water in liters to infuse in this step. Required only for infusion steps, though one may also add water for temperature mash steps. One should not have an infusion amount for decoction steps. Returns `number`
`public string`	# `getName( )` Name of the mash step – usually descriptive text such as "Dough In" or "Conversion" Name of the mash step – usually descriptive text such as "Dough In" or "Conversion" Returns `string`
`public number`	# `getRampTime( )` Time in minutes to achieve the desired step temperature – useful particularly for temperature mashes where it may take some time to achieve the step temperature. Time in minutes to achieve the desired step temperature – useful particularly for temperature mashes where it may take some time to achieve the step temperature. Returns `number`
`public number`	# `getStepTemp( )` The target temperature for this step in degrees Celsius. The target temperature for this step in degrees Celsius. Returns `number`
`public number`	# `getStepTime( )` The number of minutes to spend at this step – i.e. the amount of time we are to hold this particular step temperature. The number of minutes to spend at this step – i.e. the amount of time we are to hold this particular step temperature. Returns `number`
`public string`	# `getType( )` May be "Infusion", "Temperature" or "Decoction" depending on the type of step. Infusion denotes adding hot water, Temperature denotes heating with an outside heat source, and decoction denotes drawing off some mash for boiling. May be "Infusion", "Temperature" or "Decoction" depending on the type of step. Infusion denotes adding hot water, Temperature denotes heating with an outside heat source, and decoction denotes drawing off some mash for boiling. Returns `string`
`public integer`	# `getVersion( )` Version of the mash step record. Should always be "1" for this version of the XML standard. Version of the mash step record. Should always be "1" for this version of the XML standard. Returns `integer`