bittenhumans

A lightweight, simple byte size humanization library for Rust.

Features

• Basic humanization, supporting both decimal (KB, MB, GB) and binary (KiB, MiB, GiB) numeral systems
• Automatically fit values and reuse formatters

Installation

Add this to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
bittenhumans = "1.0.0"

Usage

Basic Usage

use bittenhumans::ByteSizeFormatter;
use bittenhumans::consts::System;

fn main() {
    // Format with automatic unit selection
    let formatted = ByteSizeFormatter::format_auto(1_500_000, System::Decimal);
    assert_eq!(formatted, "1.50 MB");

    // Format using binary system (powers of 1024)
    let formatted = ByteSizeFormatter::format_auto(1_500_000, System::Binary);
    assert_eq!(formatted, "1.43 MiB");
}

Creating Reusable Formatters

use bittenhumans::ByteSizeFormatter;
use bittenhumans::consts::{Magnitude, System};

fn main() {
    // Create a formatter for gigabytes
    let gb_formatter = ByteSizeFormatter::new(System::Decimal, Magnitude::Giga);

    // Use it multiple times with different values
    let total_space = gb_formatter.format_value(1_000_000_000_000); // "1000.00 GB"
    let free_space = gb_formatter.format_value(250_000_000_000); // "250.00 GB"
}

Creating Size-Appropriate Formatters

use bittenhumans::ByteSizeFormatter;
use bittenhumans::consts::System;

fn main() {
    // Create a formatter that fits the largest value you'll format
    let disk_size = 2_000_000_000_000; // 2 TB
    let formatter = ByteSizeFormatter::fit(disk_size, System::Binary);

    // All values will use the same unit for consistent display
    println!("Disk size: {}", formatter.format_value(disk_size));     // "1.82 TiB"
    println!("Used space: {}", formatter.format_value(disk_size/4));  // "0.45 TiB"
}

Documentation

For more detailed information, check the API documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.