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It would be really nice to have the ability to just pull in the methods you need, instead of pulling in the entire library for a single method. I have a situation where I only need the numberFormat section, which is 10 lines of code, but to get at it, I need to pull in the entire library, adding unnecessary bloat. These days, when building mobile apps, every byte counts.

As suggested in issue #19, it would be really cool to have the abilty to choose the individual method you want via the destructing syntax:

import { date } from 'humanize';

or you can go the same route as lodash, with individual module exports, so that you can require them in by name:

import date from 'humanize/date';

Current tests.html is wrong because of the modifications

It seems like we should have a 0.0.8 tag, since the version has been bumped.

Imagine I have 2 disks, one 1TB and one 4TB, both 81% full.

With 0DP, the first will be represented with 5 characters, with decent precision :810GB
but the 4TB HDD used space would be represented with 3: 3TB which is not accurate enough (only 4 possible levels). I could add 1 or 2 decimal places, but then that would make the former unnecessarily long: 810.00GB. This isn't good for typography and space usage.

I think the solution would be min-significant-figures (MSF): the former would get 810GB and the latter, 43.24GB with a value of 2.

Do you agree?

Thanks for the library.

https://github.com/taijinlee/humanize/blob/master/humanize.js
line 405：

units = units || ['', 'K', 'M', 'B', 'T'],

This should be ['', 'K', 'M', 'G', 'T'],

I am using this module client side and don't want to ship the entire humanize package. Is there a way to require just the date method? Something like this:

import { date } from "humanize";

Just curious!

Right now humanize.relativeTime reports decimal seconds for recent events. Adding Math.floor(timediff) when less than 60 seconds should fix it.

`humanize = require("humanize")

console.log( humanize.naturalDay(new Date(),"m-d-Y" ) )

// returns "07-08-2016"`

Doesn't work on my application or tonicDec/npm

Right now I return actual strings. instead, I should pass back keys so anybody can use it the way they'd like (and helps with internationalization when needed)

Write in new stuff

the calculation is done properly, but still very brittle. Make this more robust. Reference RoR's relative time to now to do it properly

There's no information about the license in package.json file