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Convert long numbers into a human-readable format in Python
prettify was only using the custom separator once, then all latter separators defaulted to comma. reproducible with long numbers, e.g. prettify(1000000000, "-") -> '1,000,000-000'
The code in this PR is build on top of @weefatboi's work (#2). `tests\test_millify.py` now contains unit tests that test the fix by @weefatboi, and the existing code. Based on...
# What bug does this PR fix? - There's a bug where iterations of three 9s (`999`, `999999`, `999999999`, etc) should round up to the next `millname` (`999999` should become...
Using 999999 with millify should return 1M but it returns 1000k ``` >>> from millify import millify >>> millify('999999') >>> '1000k' ```
Sometimes you want a fixed number of characters to be used for a number (for logging for example). With 5 characters (this includes numbers, decimal points and magnitude): 4000000 =>...
The function prettify has a self-loop, but it doesn't account for a different character in the loop it just affects the first iteration. This is the solution to the error....
Could you make a reversed version of your library? One that converts shortened prefixes to their longer number counterparts. That would be amazing. Thanks for the project as well.
Notice issued in public interest - The library hasn't been updated from 7 years because it doesn't need to be updated - This library just works!
