This is simple package to convert 12894090 views to 12.9M views. Feel free to use.
You can clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/stoneC0der/laravel-shorten-nums.gitOr via composer:
composer require stonec0der/shorten-numsPublish the configuration file with
php artisant vendor:publish --provider="Stonec0der\ShortenNums\ShortenNumsServiceProvider"This will publish a config file shorten-nums.php in the config folder. Set your default precision
Let's say you have a big integer value being return like 12894090 (views) and you want to display it like this 12.8M (views).
use Stonec0der\ShortenNumsFacade
...
$value = '12894090';
// Shorten
$formated_number = ShortenNumsFacade::readableNumber($value);
// Output will
// 12.9M.If you do not need the config file you can directly pass the precision when calling any method, else the default will be use
/*
Default
This enable you to return for 1240 => 1.2K with default precisionn
and 1.24 with $precision set to 2 and so on.
*/
$value = '1240';
$precision = 2;
$formated_number = ShortenNumsFacade::readableNumber($value, $precision);
// Output
// 1.24KIf you expect the value to be between 999,999 & 999,999,999. You can directly call a method associated with Millions
$value = '8525000';
$formated_number = ShortenNumsFacade::readableMillion($value, 2);
// Output
// 8.53MIn most case you will want to use ShortenNumsFacade::readableNumer($number);. If a value less than 999 is passed the value is return as it, if it greater than 999 Trillions return // 999+T
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