@transloadit/prettier-bytes

What is @transloadit/prettier-bytes?

@transloadit/prettier-bytes is an npm package designed to convert byte values into human-readable strings. It is particularly useful for displaying file sizes in a more understandable format.

What are @transloadit/prettier-bytes's main functionalities?

Convert bytes to human-readable format

This feature allows you to convert a byte value into a human-readable string. For example, 1024 bytes will be converted to '1 kB'.

const prettierBytes = require('@transloadit/prettier-bytes');
console.log(prettierBytes(1024)); // '1 kB'

Handle large byte values

This feature can handle large byte values and convert them into appropriate units. For example, 1048576 bytes will be converted to '1 MB'.

const prettierBytes = require('@transloadit/prettier-bytes');
console.log(prettierBytes(1048576)); // '1 MB'

Customizable output

This feature allows customization of the output format, such as specifying the number of decimal places. For example, 1500 bytes can be converted to '1.50 kB' with two decimal places.

const prettierBytes = require('@transloadit/prettier-bytes');
console.log(prettierBytes(1500, { decimalPlaces: 2 })); // '1.50 kB'

Other packages similar to @transloadit/prettier-bytes

filesize

The 'filesize' package is another popular library for converting byte values into human-readable strings. It offers more customization options compared to @transloadit/prettier-bytes, such as different output formats (e.g., string, array, object) and support for binary (IEC) and decimal (SI) units.

pretty-bytes

The 'pretty-bytes' package is a lightweight library for converting bytes into human-readable strings. It is similar to @transloadit/prettier-bytes in terms of functionality but offers additional features like locale support and the ability to handle negative byte values.

README

Even though this module is publicly accessible, we do not recommend using it in projects outside of Transloadit. We won't make any guarantees about its workings and can change things at any time, we won't adhere strictly to SemVer.

Adapted from https://github.com/Flet/prettier-bytes/ Changing 1000 bytes to 1024, so we can keep uppercase KB vs kB ISC License (c) Dan Flettre https://github.com/Flet/prettier-bytes/blob/master/LICENSE