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@untydev/pretty

v1.1.0

Published

Convert numeric values to human-readable strings.

Downloads

10

Readme

@untydev/pretty

Convert numeric values to human-readable strings.

Installation

Requires Node.js in version >=17.9.1

npm i @untydev/pretty

Usage

import { prettyMilliseconds } from '@untydev/pretty'

console.log(prettyMilliseconds(1000 * 100 + 500))
// => 1m 40s

API

prettyNanoseconds(value: (number|bigint)): string

Formats a time duration expressed in nanoseconds into a string.

import { prettyNanoseconds } from '@untydev/pretty'

console.log(prettyNanoseconds(31))
// => 31ns

console.log(prettyNanoseconds(437))
// => 0.4μs

console.log(prettyNanoseconds(3793))
// => 3.8μs

prettyMicroseconds(value: (number|bigint)): string

Formats a time duration expressed in microseconds into a string.

import { prettyMicroseconds } from '@untydev/pretty'

console.log(prettyMicroseconds(63))
// => 63μs

console.log(prettyMicroseconds(411))
// => 0.4ms

console.log(prettyMicroseconds(7892))
// => 7.9ms

prettyMilliseconds(value: (number|bigint)): string

Formats a time duration expressed in milliseconds into a string.

import { prettyMilliseconds } from '@untydev/pretty'

console.log(pretty.prettyMilliseconds(54))
// => 54ms

console.log(pretty.prettyMilliseconds(379))
// => 0.4ms

console.log(pretty.prettyMilliseconds(6336))
// => 6.3s

prettySeconds(value: (number|bigint)): string

Formats a time duration expressed in seconds into a string.

import { prettySeconds } from '@untydev/pretty'

console.log(prettySeconds(14))
// => 14s

console.log(prettySeconds(79))
// => 1m 19s

console.log(prettySeconds(3843))
// => 1g 4m 3s

prettyHrtime(value: (number|bigint|array)): string

Formats a time duration obtained from process.hrtime or process.hrtime.bigint into a string.

import { prettyHrtime } from '@untydev/pretty'

const startTime = process.hrtime.bigint()

// do something

console.log(process.hrtime.bigint() - startTime)
// => output depends on the duration