Java Long Number Readable Format getHumanReadableIfSpeed(long ifSpeed)

Description

Method used to convert an integer bits-per-second value to a more readable vale using commonly recognized abbreviation for network interface speeds.

License

Open Source License

Parameter

Parameter	Description
ifSpeed	The bits-per-second value to be converted into a string description

Return

A string representation of the speed ("100 Mbps" for example)

Declaration

public static String getHumanReadableIfSpeed(long ifSpeed)

Method Source Code

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import java.text.DecimalFormat;

public class Main {
    /**
     * Always print at least one digit after the decimal point,
     * and at most three digits after the decimal point.
     */
    private static final DecimalFormat s_oneDigitAfterDecimal = new DecimalFormat(
            "0.0##");
    /**
     * Print no digits after the decimal point (heh, nor a decimal point).
     */
    private static final DecimalFormat s_noDigitsAfterDecimal = new DecimalFormat(
            "0");

    /**
     * Method used to convert an integer bits-per-second value to a more
     * readable vale using commonly recognized abbreviation for network
     * interface speeds. Feel free to expand it as necessary to accomodate
     * different values.
     *
     * @param ifSpeed
     *            The bits-per-second value to be converted into a string
     *            description
     * @return A string representation of the speed (&quot;100 Mbps&quot; for
     *         example)
     */
    public static String getHumanReadableIfSpeed(long ifSpeed) {
        DecimalFormat formatter;
        double displaySpeed;
        String units;

        if (ifSpeed >= 1000000000L) {
            if ((ifSpeed % 1000000000L) == 0) {
                formatter = s_noDigitsAfterDecimal;
            } else {
                formatter = s_oneDigitAfterDecimal;
            }
            displaySpeed = ((double) ifSpeed) / 1000000000;
            units = "Gbps";
        } else if (ifSpeed >= 1000000L) {
            if ((ifSpeed % 1000000L) == 0) {
                formatter = s_noDigitsAfterDecimal;
            } else {
                formatter = s_oneDigitAfterDecimal;
            }
            displaySpeed = ((double) ifSpeed) / 1000000;
            units = "Mbps";
        } else if (ifSpeed >= 1000L) {
            if ((ifSpeed % 1000L) == 0) {
                formatter = s_noDigitsAfterDecimal;
            } else {
                formatter = s_oneDigitAfterDecimal;
            }
            displaySpeed = ((double) ifSpeed) / 1000;
            units = "kbps";
        } else {
            formatter = s_noDigitsAfterDecimal;
            displaySpeed = (double) ifSpeed;
            units = "bps";
        }

        return formatter.format(displaySpeed) + " " + units;
    }
}