human.1 (1087B)
1 .TH human 1 2014-09-03 "v3.0" "Human manual" 2 .SH NAME 3 human \- output a number in human-readable format 4 .SH SYNOPSIS 5 .B human 6 .RI [ \-hbkmgtpe ]\ [ numbers ] 7 .SH DESCRIPTION 8 .PP 9 .B human 10 takes numbers as arguments on the CLI, or from stdin, and output it in a human 11 readable format. 12 .TP 13 .B \-h 14 Displays a help text 15 .TP 16 .B \-b, -k, -m, -g, -t, -p, -e 17 Force output in, respectively, Bytes, KiB, MiB, GiB, TiB, PiB or EiB. 18 .SH ENVIRONMENT 19 .B SCALE 20 The special variable SCALE will allow you to choose how many numbers you want after the decimal point. 21 .SH EXAMPLES 22 .TP 23 \(buOutput a number in its best factorization form: 24 .EX 25 \fBhuman \fR12345 26 \fR12K 27 .EE 28 .TP 29 \(buOutput a number with \fI3\fR numbers after the decimal point: 30 .EX 31 \fRSCALE=\-3 \fBhuman \fR12345 32 \fR12.056K 33 .EE 34 .TP 35 \(buOutput a number in MiB, no matter what. 36 .EX 37 \fBhuman \fR-m 1234567890 38 1177M 39 .EE 40 .TP 41 \(buConvert a number from Mib to bytes 42 .EX 43 \fBhuman \fR-b 128M 44 134217728 45 .EE 46 .SH REPORTING BUGS 47 If you encounter any bugs, feel free to report them at \fIdev@z3bra.org\fR 48 .SH AUTHORS / CONTRIBUTORS 49 Willy Goiffon, Pranomostro