filesize-parser
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Takes human readable filesystem size strings and gives you an int representing that many bytes.
Super simple module to take a human readable file size string and give you the byte representation of it.
var filesizeParser = require('filesize-parser');
filesizeParser('200kb')
204800
filesizeParser('200KB')
204800
filesizeParser('200Kb')
25600
The default base is 2, you can use base 10
var filesizeParser = require('filesize-parser');
filesizeParser('200kb', {base: 10})
200000
filesizeParser('200KB', {base: 10})
200000
filesizeParser('200Kb', {base: 10})
25000
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Takes human readable filesystem size strings and gives you an int representing that many bytes.
The npm package filesize-parser receives a total of 8,982 weekly downloads. As such, filesize-parser popularity was classified as popular.
We found that filesize-parser demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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