Thank you for your great project!
Google always guides me to https://stackoverflow.com/a/15485265, which suggests humanize.naturalsize(). I'm ok to type in ipython, and copy & paste import humanize and humanize.naturalsize().
But it'd be more than great if this small task could be simplified in something like these ways.
$ naturalsize 8589934592
8.6 GB
$ naturalsize --binary 8589934592
8.0 GiB
$ echo 8589934592 | python -m humanize naturalsize --format "%.3f"
8.590 GB
There are tools such as numfmt, but pip install is easier for me as a Windows user. :)
I'd open a PR if I found some time for this. But I can't promise my contribution. So, I'm filing just an idea here.
Thank you for your great project!
Google always guides me to https://stackoverflow.com/a/15485265, which suggests
humanize.naturalsize(). I'm ok to type inipython, and copy & pasteimport humanizeandhumanize.naturalsize().But it'd be more than great if this small task could be simplified in something like these ways.
There are tools such as
numfmt, butpip installis easier for me as a Windows user. :)I'd open a PR if I found some time for this. But I can't promise my contribution. So, I'm filing just an idea here.