philiprehberger-humanize-bytes
Convert byte counts to human-readable strings and back, with formatting options.
Installation
pip install philiprehberger-humanize-bytes
Usage
from philiprehberger_humanize_bytes import (
compact,
format_bytes,
format_throughput,
parse_bytes,
)
Formatting bytes
format_bytes(1536) # "1.5 KiB"
format_bytes(1048576) # "1 MiB"
format_bytes(0) # "0 B"
format_bytes(-1536) # "-1.5 KiB"
SI units (base 1000)
format_bytes(1500, si=True) # "1.5 KB"
format_bytes(1000000, si=True) # "1 MB"
format_bytes(2500000000, si=True) # "2.5 GB"
Custom precision
format_bytes(123456789, precision=2) # "117.74 MiB"
format_bytes(123456789, precision=0) # "118 MiB"
Parsing byte strings
parse_bytes("1.5 GB") # 1500000000
parse_bytes("1.5 GiB") # 1610612736
parse_bytes("500 KB") # 500000
parse_bytes("10M") # 10000000
parse_bytes("1024") # 1024
Compact formatting
compact(500) # "500B"
compact(1500) # "1.5K"
compact(10_000_000) # "10M"
compact(1024, binary=True) # "1K"
compact(1500, binary=True) # "1.5K"
Throughput
format_throughput(1_000_000) # "1 MB/s"
format_throughput(2_500_000) # "2.5 MB/s"
format_throughput(1_048_576, binary=True) # "1 MiB/s"
format_throughput(0) # "0 B/s"
API
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
format_bytes(n, *, si=False, precision=1) |
Format byte count to human-readable string. Binary (KiB/MiB/GiB) by default, SI (KB/MB/GB) with si=True. |
parse_bytes(s) |
Parse a human-readable byte string to an integer. Supports binary, SI, and shorthand units. Case-insensitive. |
compact(n, *, binary=False) |
Render n bytes as a short string like "5K", "10M", "1.2G" (no space, minimal decimals). SI by default; pass binary=True for base 1024. Raises ValueError on negative input. |
format_throughput(bytes_per_sec, *, binary=False) |
Render a transfer rate string like "5 MB/s". SI by default; pass binary=True for KiB/MiB/GiB units. |
Development
pip install -e .
python -m pytest tests/ -v
Support
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