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pretty-mass

v1.0.3

Published

Print grams in different measurements and in a readable form: `1234567` -> `1.234 tonne`, `123456` -> `123.456 kg`

Downloads

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Readme

pretty-mass

Print grams in different measurements and in a readable form: 1234567 -> 1.234 tonne, 123456 -> 123.456 kg.

Install

npm install pretty-mass

Usage

import { prettyMetric } from 'pretty-mass';

prettyMetric(10000000); // 10 t

prettyMetric(123456); // 123.456 kg

prettyMetric(123); // 123 g

// `verbose` option
prettyMetric(123456, { verbose: true }); // 123.456 kilogram

// `maxFractionDigits` option
prettyMetric(1234567, { maxFractionDigits: 0 }); //1 t
prettyMetric(1234567, { maxFractionDigits: 5 }); //1.23456 t
prettyMetric(1234567.89, { maxFractionDigits: false }); // 1.23456789 t

// `targetUnit` option
prettyMetric(1000, { targetUnit: Units.T }); // 0.001 t

// `formatResult` option
prettyMetric(1234567890, { formatResult: true }); // 1,234.56789 t
prettyMetric(1234567890, { formatResult: false }); // 1234.56789 t

API

prettyMetric(grams, options?)

grams

Type: number

Number of grams to pretty print.

options

Type: object

verbose

Type: boolean
Default: false

Use full-length units: 100 t -> 100 tonne

targetUnit

Type: Unit
Default: undefined

Convert the amount of grams to a specific unit.
Leave undefined to automatically convert to the lowest readable unit.

formatResult

Type: boolean
Default: true

Format the result with commas to make larger numbers more readable: 10000000 t -> 10,000,000 t

maxFractionDigits

Type: number or false
Default: 3

Set the maximal number of digits to be displayed after the decimal point.
Set to false to unlimit it.

Related

  • pretty-ms - A very cool package that converts milliseconds to a human readable string, which inspired this package