public function testFormatSuffix()
{
$this->assertEquals('100', Numbers::humanize(100));
$this->assertEquals('1k', Numbers::humanize(1000));
$this->assertEquals('12.5k', Numbers::humanize(12500));
$this->assertEquals('1m', Numbers::humanize(1000000));
$this->assertEquals('1b', Numbers::humanize(1000000000));
$this->assertEquals('1t', Numbers::humanize(1000000000000));
$this->assertEquals('100', Numbers::humanize(100, true));
$this->assertEquals('1k', Numbers::humanize(1000, true));
$this->assertEquals('12.5k', Numbers::humanize(12500, true));
$this->assertEquals('1m', Numbers::humanize(1000000, true));
$this->assertEquals('1g', Numbers::humanize(1000000000, true));
$this->assertEquals('1t', Numbers::humanize(1000000000000, true));
}
/**
* Number format with suffix, for making large numbers human readable
*
* @param float $number
* @param bool $digital Use digital units of measurement
*
* @return string A formatted version of number.
*
* @deprecated
*/
function nhumanize($number, $digital = false)
{
return \Packaged\Helpers\Numbers::humanize($number, $digital);
}
