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The 'bytes' npm package is a utility for parsing and formatting byte sizes. It allows users to easily convert between different units of bytes and parse strings with byte size information into numbers. It is useful for displaying file sizes in a human-readable format or for parsing user input into byte quantities.
Parse byte size strings
This feature allows you to parse a string representing a byte size into an integer number of bytes. For example, passing '1000KB' will return 1000000.
"1000KB" // returns 1000000
Format bytes into strings
This feature allows you to format an integer number of bytes into a string with a unit. For example, passing 1024 will return '1KB'.
1024 // returns '1KB'
Specify the number of decimal places
This feature allows you to specify the number of decimal places when formatting bytes into a string. For example, passing an object with 1000 bytes and 1 decimal place will return '1.0KB'.
{ bytes: 1000, decimalPlaces: 1 } // returns '1.0KB'
Specify the unit of bytes
This feature allows you to specify the unit when formatting bytes. For example, passing an object with 1024 bytes and 'kB' as the unit will return '1kB'.
{ bytes: 1024, unit: 'kB' } // returns '1kB'
The 'filesize' package provides similar functionality to 'bytes' by allowing users to convert byte amounts into human-readable strings. It offers more options for customization, such as setting the base, standard (SI or IEC), rounding method, and partials.
The 'pretty-bytes' package is another alternative to 'bytes' that converts byte values into a human-readable format. It supports negative numbers, localization, and can automatically choose the appropriate unit.
Byte string parser / formatter.
bytes('1kb')
// => 1024
bytes('2mb')
// => 2097152
bytes('1gb')
// => 1073741824
bytes(1073741824)
// => 1gb
bytes(1099511627776)
// => 1tb
$ npm install bytes
$ component install visionmedia/bytes.js
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Utility to parse a string bytes to bytes and vice-versa
The npm package bytes receives a total of 18,965,417 weekly downloads. As such, bytes popularity was classified as popular.
We found that bytes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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