How to use the filesize function from filesize

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filesize.filesize is a JavaScript function that converts a file size in bytes to a human-readable string with the appropriate unit.

server.js

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    fieldSize: config.fileUploadMaxBytes,
    fileSize: config.fileUploadMaxBytes,
    parts: config.fileUploadMaxParts,
  },
});
config.fileUploadMaxBytesFormatted = filesize(config.fileUploadMaxBytes, {
  base: 10,
  round: 0,
});
app.post(

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bigStuff.js

GitHub: dchamp16/CS3380

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  }
  parentDir.children.forEach((sizes, index) => {
    parentDir.size += sizes.size;
    parentDir.children[index].filesizeString = filesize.filesize(sizes.size);
  });
  parentDir.filesizeString = filesize.filesize(parentDir.size);
  parentDir.commaSize = parentDir.size.toLocaleString();


  return parentDir;
}

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How does filesize.filesize work?

filesize() is a function that takes a number and an optional configuration object, and returns a string that represents a human-readable file size, with the size value scaled to an appropriate unit (e.g. bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, etc.) based on the input value. It supports options for customizing the output format, including the unit system (binary or decimal), the number of decimal places to display, and the base value for the scaling calculation.

globing.js

GitHub: dchamp16/CS3380

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// for (let file of filesStream) {
//   const stat = fs.statSync(file);
//   statObj.push({
//     name: file.match(regexFileName).toLocaleString(),
//     size: stat.size,
//     sizeString: filesize.filesize(stat.size),
//   });
// }
// console.log(statObj);
// switch (sortCommand) {

bigStuff.js

GitHub: dchamp16/CS3380

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})) {
  spinner.tick();
  statObj.push({
    name: file.name,
    size: file.size,
    sizeString: filesize.filesize(file.size),
  });
}
spinner.clear();
switch (sortCommand) {

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Ai Example

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const filesize = require("filesize");

const fileSizeInBytes = 123456789;
const fileSizeInKB = filesize(fileSizeInBytes, { round: 0 }); // round to nearest integer
console.log(fileSizeInKB); // output: 120563 KB

In this example, filesize is used to convert the file size from bytes to kilobytes, and round the result to the nearest integer. The result is then logged to the console.

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