What is sizelib?

sizelib is a Python library for calculating and humanizing file sizes, times, frequencies & data transfer rates. It offers a zero-overhead and highly readable API.

• Size Helper Functions – Define constraints easily using binary (base 2 / 1024) or decimal (base 10 / 1000) helper methods.
• Humanizing Byte Sizes – Convert raw byte values back into clean, readable strings using the human_size() function.
• Time Helper Functions – Define time constraints cleanly in seconds using duration unit methods (ms, s, m, h, d, w, m28..m31, y, ly).
• Humanizing Times – Convert raw second values into readable duration strings using the human_time() function.
• Frequency Helper Functions – Define frequency constraints cleanly in Hertz using frequency unit methods (hz, khz, mhz, ghz, thz, phz, ehz, zhz, yhz).
• Humanizing Frequencies – Convert raw Hertz values into readable frequency strings using the human_freq() function.
• Rate Helper Functions – Define data transfer rate and bandwidth constraints cleanly using bit and byte rate methods (bps..ybps, b_s, kib_s..yib_s, kb_s..yb_s).
• Type Preservation – Dynamically maintains input types (int or float) across all calculations.
• Zero Overhead & Dependencies – Pure-Python library with zero external dependencies.