cbytes

🎁 Utility to analyze a byte to unit chain and vice versa, unit converter ‍🌈, from KB to YB and includes many functions that will allow you to make your project more professional

🌐 Description

Under the hood, cbytes uses javascript, but also provides compatibility with a wide range of other libraries, such as: ReactJs, Vuejs, Angular, which allows the easy use of countless third-party add-ons that are available.

📦 Installation

To start using cbytes, you must install it with the npm or yarn package manager, as shown in the next section,

// To install using npm
npm install cbytes -S
 
// To install using yarn
yarn add cbytes

▶️ Getting started

To use the powerful function offered by cbytes is very simple, first we will import the package. Example:

// If you use nodejs, reajs, vuejs, or angular
const cbytes = require("cbytes");
 
// If you use ES6+
import cbytes from "cbytes";

Example

cbytes.sizeToObject(6442450944)
// return: { unit: 'GB', size: 6, format: '6GB' }
 
cbytes.objectToFormat({ unit: 'TB', size: 6.5, format: '6.5TB' })
// Return: '6.5TB'
 
cbytes.objectToFormat({ unit: 'KB', size: 7, format: '7KB' }, {
    separator: " "
})
// Return: '7 KB'
 
 
cbytes.formatToObject("7KB")
// Return: { unit: 'KB', size: 7, format: '7KB' }
 
 
cbytes(6291456)
// Return: '6MB'
 
cbytes(1000)
// Return: '1000B'
 
cbytes(6.88456654, {
    everyThousand: ' '
})
// Return: '6.88 456 654B'
 
/**
 * Options to convert from bytes to units
 * */
cbytes(6291456, {
  separator: ' ',
  decimals: 2
})
// Return: '6.00 MB'
 
 
cbytes('6GB')
// Return: 6442450944
 

Multiples using the prefixes of the International System

Arguments

Options

🎩 Stay in touch

• Author Yoni Calsin
• Twitter Yoni Calsin

📜 License

Cbytes is MIT licensed.