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fmtsize

Human-readable formatting for memory sizes, etc

by J/A

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0.1.2 Jul 3, 2024
0.1.1 Apr 3, 2021

#1109 in Parser implementations

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fmtsize

Format memory sizes.

Usage

Import the trait and call the method.

use fmtsize::{Conventional, FmtSize};

println!("{}", 492_752_310_u64.fmt_size(Conventional)); // 469.93 MB

License

MIT or Apache 2.0. Pick whichever you like.

lib.rs:

fmtsize

fmtsize provides human-readable formatting for things like file sizes. It attempts to find the largest shorthand size possible for a given value, although it's limited to "gigabytes." Someday we may upgrade to terabytes. :)

println!("{}", 492_752_310_u64.fmt_size(Conventional)); // 469.93 MB

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