Module binary_system 

Module to allow the display of bandwidth in binary prefix system

Conversion

Unlike the international system, the binary system uses powers of 2 instead of powers of 10. More over the base unit here is Byte (or octet) per second and not bit per second, for reminder 1 Byte = 8 bits.

Examples:

• 1B/s is equal to 8bps
• 1kiB/s is equal to 8.192kbps
• 1MiBps is equal to 8.388_608kbps

Example

use bandwidth::Bandwidth;
use human_bandwidth::binary_system::format_binary_bandwidth;

let val = Bandwidth::new(0, 32 * 1024 * 1024);
assert_eq!(format_binary_bandwidth(val).to_string(), "4MiB/s");

Modules

serde

Serde support for humanized bandwidth in binary prefix format.

Structs

FormattedBinaryBandwidth

A wrapper type that allows you to Display a Bandwidth in binary prefix system

Functions

format_binary_bandwidth

Formats bandwidth into a human-readable string using the binary prefix system

parse_binary_bandwidth

Parse bandwidth object 1GiBps 12MiBps 5Bps or 1.012000005GiBps