Squirrel-Sizer

This is a simple file sizing library.

Goto https://www.nuget.org/packages/SquirrelSizer/

To use it is simple.

You give it a long number and it gives you a string with the size abbreviation suffix.

long number = 1234500;
Sizer.Suffix(number); 
// This will output 1kb

or

long number = 1234500;
Sizer.SuffixName(number); 
// This will output 1 Kilobyte

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It will always give you a number with your string

To stop it from giving you a number

long number = 1234500;
Sizer.Suffix(number, includeNumber: false)
// This will output kb

You have to include the "includeNumber:" part, this is cause of the way I implemented it.

I might change this later.

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To change how many decimal places to use it's easy as well

long number = 1234500;
Sizer.SuffixName(number, 4)
// This will output 1.1773 Kilobyte

long number = 1234500;
Sizer.SuffixName(number, 4, false)
// This will output Kilobyte

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To use this with files is even as easy.

Sizer.Suffix("C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file.txt"); 
// This will output the converted size of the file.

or

Sizer.SuffixName("C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file.txt"); 
// This will output the converted size of the file.

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You can even get the complete size of multiple files

List<string> files = new List<string>() {
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file1.txt",
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file2.txt",
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file3.txt"
        };
Sizer.AllSuffix(files); 
// This will output the size of all the files in the list

or

List<string> files = new List<string>() {
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file1.txt",
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file2.txt",
            "C:\\Path\\To\\File\\file3.txt"
        };
Sizer.AllSuffixName(files); 
// This will output the size of all the files in the list

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