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func Count(val uint64) string

Count takes a number and prints it in a human readable format, e.g. 1000 -> 1k, 1000000 -> 1M, 1000000000 -> 1G

func CountSmall(val uint64, align bool) string

CountSmall is like Count, but formats numbers smaller than 1000 as integers

func Duration(d time.Duration) string

Duration prints out d in a human-readable duration format

func Size(size uint64) string

Size prints out size in a human-readable format (e.g. 10 MB)

func SizeSmall(size uint64, align bool) string

SizeSmall prints out size in a human-readable format (e.g. 10 MB) just like Size, but makes sure that sizes under 1024 Byte are formatted as integers

type Countable uint64

Countable is a uint64 that can be printed in a human readable format

func (c Countable) String() string

String prints the Countable in a human readable format

type Durationable time.Duration

Durationable is a time.Duration that can be printed in a human readable format and will prepend 'd' for 'days' in case the duration is above 24 hours

func (d Durationable) String() string

type Sizeable uint64

Sizeable is a number of bytes that can be printed in a human readable format

func (s Sizeable) String() string

String prints the Sizeable in a human readable format