show precise count in label/hover text #6164
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We had a PR somewhere that showed the exact count on hover as a tooltip - I'll see if I can dig it up |
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awesome, if one of those is ready, then let's land one! :-) i'm attached to the capability, not to any given implementation. |
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The intention is to expose the precise number of followers somewhere. Currently I have "1.1K", but until that drops to "1K" or rises to "1.2K", i'll have no idea where in that hundred-range the number falls.
I'm sure I'll need to do something with tests, and maybe still format the count in a less-approximate way - please give me some pointers since I'm very unfamiliar with the codebase.
I'd also like to expand this PR to show the full count on the
/followsand/followerspages so it's easily visible on mobile, but i thought i'd start here :-)