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Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by dominicrodger » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 5:22 AM UTC

mvrekic wrote: post #7

callumjones wrote: post #2

Is it possible to have these in a stand alone library/namespace without the need for bringing the whole of jQuery with it? Not everyone uses jQuery in their JS application and it certainly would aid those who perform server-side JS.

jQuery bit was originally intended to make it compatible with require.js loading; chetan51, Groxx - thanks for pointing it out. We removed that bit but we missed the dependancy, removed now thanks to chetan51

Nice work! Might want to update the README - it's no longer a jQuery plugin.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by mvrekic » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 5:24 AM UTC

sirn wrote: post #9

Nice idea, but seems to lack of any input escaping. => Humanize.truncatechars(" alert('yo'); ", 30) " alert('yo'); " => Humanize.linebreaks(" alert('yo'); ") " alert('yo'); " Bug filed.

Thanks. I am on it.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by alastairpat » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 5:55 AM UTC

chris_wot wrote: post #6

This might need some internationalization support...

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Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by [deleted] » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 6:30 AM UTC

alastairpat wrote: post #13

chris_wot wrote: post #6

This might need some internationalization support...

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Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by callumjones » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 6:35 AM UTC

mvrekic wrote: post #7

callumjones wrote: post #2

Is it possible to have these in a stand alone library/namespace without the need for bringing the whole of jQuery with it? Not everyone uses jQuery in their JS application and it certainly would aid those who perform server-side JS.

jQuery bit was originally intended to make it compatible with require.js loading; chetan51, Groxx - thanks for pointing it out. We removed that bit but we missed the dependancy, removed now thanks to chetan51

Sweet! Might be needing this library very soon!

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by pferreir » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 6:40 AM UTC

alastairpat wrote: post #13

chris_wot wrote: post #6

This might need some internationalization support...

pferreir, just a heads-up - you've been hellbanned. This means all of your comments are automatically marked as [dead], but you can't see this.

Hellbanned? What is that supposed to mean? I don't remember having done anything wrong.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by ctz » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 7:58 AM UTC

  filesizeformat (1234567890 = 1.15 Gb)

This should be either 9.20 Gb or 1.15 GB.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by chrisbroadfoot » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 9:21 AM UTC

Two things:

1) Gb should be GiB

2) it would be lovely to see some internationalisation support.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by mahmud » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 9:35 AM UTC

All of them are built into Play Framework, fwiw.

Re: JS Humanize (Give data a human touch)

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Post by Estragon » Mon, Apr 16, 2012, 9:40 AM UTC

alastairpat wrote: post #13

chris_wot wrote: post #6

This might need some internationalization support...

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