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A Base32-Crockford encoded API Key generator, validator, and converter to turn UUIDs into human readable API Keys
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Human Readable Difference Between Two Objects
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Easily create human-readable strings from byte sizes, e.g. 17238 --> 17.24 kB. Supports decimal (MB,GB,..) and binary (MiB, GiB,..) units as well as user-defined conversion from/to other sizes.
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Using Readable Sentences to describe differences between two Plain Objects, and providing self-defined templates to organize your own sentences.
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filesize.js is a simple browserjs / nodejs library to make filesize human-readable.
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Javascript module for outputting relative dates.
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Base36Id: Generating Human-readable Alphanumeric Identifiers
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Converts a time in nanoseconds to a pretty string in the most convenient units.
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hrn is short for human-readable number, a simple javascript library to format number into human-readable string.
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Pretty-print an object's keys and values to a string or HTML.
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Lightweight relative date/time formatter without external dependencies.
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This package will return human readable file size in Bytes, Kb, Mb, Gb, Tb, Pb, Eb, Zb, Yb
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Date for humans.
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Converts bytes to human readable format: 7338 → 7.17 KB
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A short script that prints out the cwd in readable fashion; tries to replace the prefix with each of your ENV vars or ~
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Basically timestring-notsep but checks the range limits for valid JS setTimeout() timespans.
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Human-readable data format.
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A short script that prints out the cwd in readable fashion; tries to replace the prefix with each of your ENV vars or ~
