bytesize
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An utility that easily makes bytes size representation and helps its arithmetic operations.
https://github.com/hyunsik/bytesize/blob/02822917468b14b6daa5bd76c0522a4f06a1188e/src/lib.rs#L63-L64 The two base values are backwards. This leads to the selection of the wrong unit; values larger than 1000 or lower than 1.0 can be displayed, e.g. "1090.0 GB"...
So that it is possible to use `{}` for decimal units (KB, MB, GB), and `{:#}` for binary units (KiB, MiB, GiB).
Currently, the effect of the `si_unit` argument of [`ByteSize::to_string_as`](https://docs.rs/bytesize/1.0.1/bytesize/struct.ByteSize.html#method.to_string_as) seems to be reversed. According to [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_prefix), SI units are decimal units, and IEC units are binary units.
https://github.com/hyunsik/bytesize/pull/11 removed the implementation of `Sub` for `ByteSize` as well as the `as_usize` method. The example in the documentation tries to use both: https://github.com/hyunsik/bytesize/blob/9d8e13f05fe2fb2596a5534e86ef135af5bae6a3/src/lib.rs#L18 Trying to run this example results...
As of now an extremely ugly variant to get in #14. Works, though. Please review.
```rust let block_sectors = 1953458176; let size = ByteSize::kib(block_sectors / 2); println!("{}", size); ``` ### Expected Output: ``` 931.48 GiB ``` ### Actual Output: ``` 1000.2 GB ```
As someone who writes command line apps and likes pipes, I would like to have a `sort -h` friendly output, as in: ```console $ my-rust-app 5.5G foo 2.6G bar 16G...
I'd like to use this with a `no_std` crate I'm working on, but this crate doesn't seem to support that usage. Would it be possible to add a `std` feature...
Hi there, thanks for the crate! While developing against the crate I found that human-readable serde impl's serializer is incorrect. For example, the following program: ```rust use bytesize::ByteSize; fn main()...
Trying to subtract two `ByteSize`, I noticed that `Sub` is not implemented. I can convert to u64 and sub, but it would be better if I could subtract directly.
