Python sizeof_fmt Examples

Example #1

File: test_utils.py Project: Python3pkg/PLoader

 def test_size_formatting(self):
     self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(-1), '-1.0bytes')
     self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(0), '0.0bytes')
     self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(1000000), '976.6KB')
     self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(1000000000000000), '909.5TB')

Example #2

File: test_utils.py Project: kpj/PLoader

	def test_size_formatting(self):
		self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(-1), '-1.0bytes')
		self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(0), '0.0bytes')
		self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(1000000), '976.6KB')
		self.assertEqual(utils.sizeof_fmt(1000000000000000), '909.5TB')

Example #3

File: download_handler.py Project: Python3pkg/PLoader

 def handle_download_progress(self, loaded_block_num, block_size,
                              total_size):
     self.cur_item["progress"] = str(
         utils.sizeof_fmt(loaded_block_num * block_size)) + "/" + str(
             utils.sizeof_fmt(total_size))

Example #4

File: download_handler.py Project: kpj/PLoader

	def handle_download_progress(self, loaded_block_num, block_size, total_size):
		self.cur_item["progress"] = str(utils.sizeof_fmt(loaded_block_num * block_size)) + "/" + str(utils.sizeof_fmt(total_size))