Add FromSize method #37
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Currently, the regexp will match any number of (.\d+) occurrences because of its use of (.\d+)*. This commit changes this to (.\d+)? as a valid decimal number will have at most one decimal part.
go-units API is missing a method which would parse "32kB" as 32000
bytes, and "32kiB" as 32768 bytes.
FromHumanSize() parses both as 32000 bytes, while RAMInBytes() parses
both as 32768 bytes.
This commit introduces a FromSize method a more litteral parsing of the
unit is needed. Modifiers without a unit ('32k') will be assumed to be
using a decimal unit, so they'll equivalent to 32 kB/32000 bytes.
This fixes docker#31
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This functionality would be very nice to have indeed. |
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go-units API is missing a method which would parse "32kB" as 32000 bytes,
and "32kiB" as 32768 bytes. FromHumanSize() parses both as 32000 bytes,
while RAMInBytes() parses both as 32768 bytes.
This commit introduces a FromSize method a more litteral parsing of the
unit is needed. Modifiers without a unit ('32k') will be assumed to be
using a decimal unit, so they'll equivalent to 32 kB/32000 bytes.
This fixes #31