ByteUnit 1.0.2

ByteUnit

1. Calculate the length directly into the unit prefix which is appropriate:

var value = ByteUnit.FindUnit(1024);
// value.Length = Your new length
// value.Type = Your new unit prefix.

2. Calculate e.g. 1024 KB to MB

var value = ByteUnit.From(new ByteUnit(1024.0, Unit.KB), Unit.MB);
// or alternative
var value = ByteUnit.From(ByteUnit.FromKB(1024), Unit.MB);

3. Compare two ByteUnits

var fileSize = ByteUnit.FromFileInfo(new System.IO.FileInfo("PATH"));

if (fileSize < ByteUnit.FromMB(10))
{
    // e.g. only download this file if it's less than 10MB big.
}

4. Easy conversation

var value = ByteUnit.Parse("999.5 MB/s");
var gb = value.To(Unit.GB);

5. Parse from string

var value = ByteUnit.Parse("100 MB");
// var value = ByteUnit.Parse("999.5 MB/s");
// you can also use TryParse 

ByteUnit overrides the default ToString()-Method, so you can use it to format your values in strings. There is also an overload for "bytes per seconds", this will add /s to end of the formatted string!