Social Media Style Number Formatting in JS

Bro thinks its him 🔥

I like the concept of shorter videos

Zimbabwe dollars 🤣🤣🤣 I live in South Africa and we all know you need a few suitcases of hard cash Z$ to purchase a can of Coke up there.

This was, unexpectedly, really helpful.

Do firebase emulator!

அருமையான சேனல். 🙏🙏🙏

Is there such native option in python?

E_x_c_e_l_l_e_n_t

How about getting daylight time based on countries? Would be so cool

The cocktails guy is a legend

what do you use to display that console log result directy on the editor?

Wow thanks for this great tip. As an aside the ZWD is now a defunct currency for obvious reasons (you cannot print trillion dollar notes and expect a currency to survive). The new symbol is ZWL.

cool

awesome!

Looking forward to nextjs 13 tutorial!!

It's fucking helpful

I dоwnloaded everything is okay

I'm very happy to say that only one fireship is not enough for me neither, keep it pumpin' bro <3

What's the name of the extension you're using to display the output of the console.log on your code editor?

I used this today! Came back to this video to remember how to do it. Thanks! :D

awesome

How come his VS code shows the results of console log right in the IDE?

hhahahahhahahahah Awesome🤣

That's great for writing these numbers, and I'll definitely be optimizing my numToTextNotation function in Sparational.js. But what about converting "1.6M" back to 1600000 - does internationalization help with that too? My mdArrayToTable and columnMath functions leverages both numToTextNotation and its complement textToNumNotation to perform math on readable graphs. You can give columnMath a column with "1.6 million" in it and divide by 2, and the output will be "800k".

You should share the login with me so we both show how to make blazingly fast applications

This channel is awesome

I believe this will be a great channel.

Can you do a video on working with advanced abstracts of nested data? Like best patterns for calling and consuming complex super nested data objects and arrays of objects with in arrays of objects that we would usally encounter with real api calls. Also, if you want to add some pepper to it do it with TypeScript and add null checking?

these short videos about individual features are very cool keep it up man

Yeeeesssss..... This is the channel I needed...

Wow ! I always avoid asking the developers team to do it because I thought it takes for ever for them to do it.

Now it will be the first thing I require in any product.

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as always fireship. 👍

So cool. 😮

Btw, are you using an extension to get real time js console logs?

what is the name of the extention that shows the console.log output in vscode?

const compactNumber = (num) => {
if (num && !isNaN(num)) {
const thousand = 1000;
if (num < thousand) {
return num;
}

const lac = 100 * thousand;
if (num >= thousand && num < lac) {
return (num / thousand).toFixed(2) + 'K';
}

const million = 10 * lac;
if (num >= lac && num < million) {
return (num / lac).toFixed(2) + 'Lac';
}

const crore = 100 * lac || 10 * million;
if (num >= million && num < crore) {
return (num / million).toFixed(2) + 'M';
}

const billion = 100 * crore || 1000 * million;
if (num >= crore && num < billion) {
return (num / crore).toFixed(2) + 'Crore';
}

const trillion = 1 * lac * crore || 1 * thousand * million;
if (num >= billion && num < trillion) {
return (num / billion).toFixed(2) + 'B';
}

if (num >= trillion) {
return (num / trillion).toFixed(2) + 'T';
}
}
};

I read the blog post, great copy.

Unable to find your main fireship channel :D

lowkey flex 1.5m subs

i'm watching this from zimbabwe and i just noticed you used Zimbabwean currency 🤣🤣🤣🤣, i'm crying right now

So I wrote
function numKmb(data) {
const to_str = data.toString();
const str_len = to_str.length;
if (str_len < 4) return to_str;
if (str_len === 4) return to_str.slice(0, 1) + "," + to_str.slice(1);
const digi4 = to_str.slice(0, 3);
const ks = Math.floor(str_len / 3);
if (ks > 5) return "a lot";
const rem = str_len - 3 * ks;
const inserted = rem ? digi4.slice(0, rem) + "." + digi4.slice(rem) : digi4;
return inserted + ["h", "k", "m", "b", "t", "q"][rem ? ks : ks - 1];
}
FOR NOTHING?!?!?!??!?!

awesome

Jeff: "2.5 billion"
the 5.4B views left over: "Am i a joke to you?"

Extremely useful, thank you!

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How you dinamically display console.log? I am fascinated

ZWD 😂.

Loving the new channel, keep it up!