byteme 0.0.5 → 0.0.6

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  2. data/Gemfile +3 -3
  3. data/README.md +41 -30
  4. data/lib/byteme/convert.rb +30 -22
  5. data/lib/byteme/usage.rb +28 -20
  6. data/lib/byteme/version.rb +1 -1
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data/Gemfile CHANGED
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  source "https://rubygems.org"
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+ gemspec
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+ # gem 'byteme', git: 'https://github.com/droctothorpe/byteme.git'
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- gem 'byteme', git: 'https://github.com/droctothorpe/byteme.git'
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- # Specify your gem's dependencies in byteme.gemspec
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- gemspec
data/README.md CHANGED
@@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ Can you just Google it? Yes. Is leaving terminal for newbs? Maybe.
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  ![image](gingerbread.jpg)
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  ## Installation
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  `gem install byteme`
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  ## Usage
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  `byteme <input value> <input format>`
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- Note: if no input format is specified, ByteMe assumes that the input format is Bytes.
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+ If no input format is specified, Bytes is assumed.
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+ You can pass the `-r` or `--round` flag to print output as rounded floats instead of in scientific notation.
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- Optional `-r / --round` flag to print output as rounded floats instead of in scientific notation.
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+ Input/Output format can be any value from the left-hand column:
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- Input/Output format can be:
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-
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- | Command Argument | Corresponds To |
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+ | Argument | Corresponds To |
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  | ---------------- | -------------- |
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  | B | Bytes |
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  | KB | Kilobytes |
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  | GB | Gigabytes |
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  | TB | Terabytes |
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  | PB | Petabytes |
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- | b | bits |
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- | kb | kilobits |
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- | mb | megabits |
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- | gb | gigabits |
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- | tb | terabits |
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- | pb | petabits |
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+ | b | Bits |
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+ | kb | Kilobits |
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+ | mb | Megabits |
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+ | gb | Gigabits |
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+ | tb | Terabits |
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+ | pb | Petabits |
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+ | KiB | Kibibytes |
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+ | MiB | Mebibytes |
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+ | GiB | Gibibytes |
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+ | TiB | Tebibytes |
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+ | PiB | Pebibytes |
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  ## Examples:
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  `$ byteme 1000 `
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  ## Example output:
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- ``` ./bin/byteme 1000
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- +-----------+----------+
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- | Type | Value |
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- +-----------+----------+
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- | Bytes | 1000.0 |
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- | Kilobytes | 1.0 |
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- | Megabytes | 0.001 |
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- | Gigabytes | 1.0e-06 |
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- | Terabytes | 1.0e-09 |
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- | Petabytes | 1.0e-12 |
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- | bits | 8000.0 |
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- | kilobits | 0.125 |
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- | megabits | 0.000125 |
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- | gigabits | 1.25e-07 |
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- | terabits | 1.25e-10 |
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- | petabits | 1.25e-13 |
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- +-----------+----------+
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+ ```byteme 1000
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+ +-----------+-----------------------+
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+ | Type | Value |
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+ +-----------+-----------------------+
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+ | Bytes | 1000 |
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+ | Kilobytes | 1 |
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+ | Megabytes | 0.001 |
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+ | Gigabytes | 1.0e-06 |
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+ | Terabytes | 1.0e-09 |
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+ | Petabytes | 1.0e-12 |
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+ +-----------+-----------------------+
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+ | Bits | 8000 |
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+ | Kilobits | 0.125 |
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+ | Megabits | 0.000125 |
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+ | Gigabits | 1.25e-07 |
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+ | Terabits | 1.25e-1 |
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+ | Petabits | 1.25e-13 |
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+ +-----------+-----------------------+
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+ | Kibibytes | 0.9765625 |
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+ | Mebibytes | 0.00095367431640625 |
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+ | Gibibytes | 9.313225746154785e-07 |
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+ | Tebibytes | 9.094947017729282e-1 |
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+ | Pebibytes | 8.881784197001252e-13 |
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+ +-----------+-----------------------+
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  ```
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+ Link to RubyGems: https://rubygems.org/gems/byteme
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  PRs are welcome!
data/lib/byteme/convert.rb CHANGED
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  module Convert
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- def self.convert(input, input_format)
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- formulas = {
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- B: [1, 'Bytes'],
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- KB: [10**3, 'Kilobytes'],
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- MB: [10**6, 'Megabytes'],
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- GB: [10**9, 'Gigabytes'],
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- TB: [10**12, 'Terabytes'],
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- PB: [10**15, 'Petabytes'],
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- b: [0.125, 'bits'],
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- kb: [8*10**3, 'kilobits'],
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- mb: [8*10**6, 'megabits'],
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- gb: [8*10**9, 'gigabits'],
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- tb: [8*10**12, 'terabits'],
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- pb: [8*10**15, 'petabits']
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- }
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+ FORMULAS = {
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+ B: [1, 'Bytes'],
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+ KB: [10**3, 'Kilobytes'],
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+ MB: [10**6, 'Megabytes'],
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+ GB: [10**9, 'Gigabytes'],
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+ TB: [10**12, 'Terabytes'],
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+ PB: [10**15, 'Petabytes'],
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+ b: [0.125, 'Bits'],
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+ kb: [8*10**3, 'Kilobits'],
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+ mb: [8*10**6, 'Megabits'],
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+ gb: [8*10**9, 'Gigabits'],
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+ tb: [8*10**12, 'Terabits'],
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+ pb: [8*10**15, 'Petabits'],
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+ KiB: [1024, 'Kibibytes'],
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+ MiB: [1024**2, 'Mebibytes'],
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+ GiB: [1024**3, 'Gibibytes'],
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+ TiB: [1024**4, 'Tebibytes'],
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+ PiB: [1024**5, 'Pebibytes']
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+ }
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+ def self.convert(input, input_format)
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  # Sanitize input
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- if !formulas.keys.include?(input_format.to_sym)
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+ if !FORMULAS.keys.include?(input_format.to_sym)
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  puts "Error: input format (#{input_format}) is incorrect."
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  puts @usage
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  return
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  end
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  rows = []
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- formulas.keys.each do |key|
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- numerator = formulas[input_format.to_sym][0]
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- raw_value = input.to_f * numerator / formulas[key.to_sym][0]
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+ FORMULAS.keys.each do |key|
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+ numerator = FORMULAS[input_format.to_sym][0]
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+ raw_value = input.to_f * numerator / FORMULAS[key.to_sym][0]
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  if Parse.get
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  output = ( "%.5f" % raw_value ).sub(/\.?0*$/, '')
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+ output = raw_value.to_s.sub(/\.?0*$/, '')
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  end
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- output_format = formulas[key.to_sym][1]
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+ output_format = FORMULAS[key.to_sym][1]
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  rows.push([output_format, output])
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+ # Add seperator between output categories.
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+ if ([key.to_s] & ['PB', 'pb']).any?
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+ rows << :separator
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+ end
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  end
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- # table.style = {:all_separators => true}
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  puts table
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  end
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+ require 'byteme/convert'
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+ require 'terminal-table'
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  module Usage
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+ Convert::FORMULAS.each do |key, value|
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+ rows.push([key, value[1]])
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+ end
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+ table = Terminal::Table.new :rows => rows
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+ # Options String
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+ # options_string = ""
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+ # Convert::FORMULAS.each do |key, value|
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+ # options_string << "#{key}: #{value[1]}\n"
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+ # end
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- Usage: <input value> <input format>
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- Optional -r / --round flag to print output as rounded floats instead of in scientific notation.
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- Input/Output format can be:
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+ Usage:
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+ $ byteme <input value> <optional input format>
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+ If no input format is specified, Bytes is assumed.
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- B: Bytes
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- KB: Kilobytes
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- MB: Megabytes
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- GB: Gigabytes
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- TB: Terabytes
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- PB: Petabytes
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- b: bits
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- kb: kilobits
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- mb: megabits
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- gb: gigabits
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- tb: terabits
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- pb: petabits
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+ Input/Output format can be any value from the left-hand column:
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+ #{table}
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- Examples:
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- $ byteme 1000
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- $ byteme 1000 GB
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- $ byteme 1000 kb -r
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- HEREDOC
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+ Examples:
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+ $ byteme 1000
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+ $ byteme 1000 GB
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+ $ byteme 1000 kb -r
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+ HEREDOC
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  end
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metadata CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: byteme
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.0.5
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Alexander Perlman
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  version: 1.8.0
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  description: A simple CLI that converts between bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, etc.