# module Humanize

using Printf, Dates

# export humanbytes, humanbitrate, humandate

function new_name(name)
    matches = Dict(
        "Сек" => r"(.+) Сек.*",
        "Сцен" => r"(.+) Сцен.*",
        "Голые" => r"(.+) Голые.*",
        "Откро" => r"(.+) Откро.*",
        "Посте" => r"(.+) Посте.*",
        "Изнас" => r"(.+) Изнас.*",
        "Инцес" => r"(.+) Инцес.*",
        "Лесб" => r"(.+) Лесб.*",
        "Эро" => r"(.+) Эро.*"
    )
    for (k, v) in matches
        if contains(name, k)
            base, ext = splitext(name)
            new_name = replace(base, v => s"\1")
            # @debug base, new_name
            return string(new_name, ext)
        end
    end
    return name
end


# правильный перевод!
function humanbytes(B)
    """Return the given bytes as a human friendly KB, MB, GB, or TB string."""
    B = float(B)
    KB = float(1024)
    MB = float(KB ^ 2) # 1,048,576
    GB = float(KB ^ 3) # 1,073,741,824
    TB = float(KB ^ 4) # 1,099,511,627,776

    if B < KB
        return @sprintf("%.2f Bytes", B)
    elseif KB <= B && B < MB
        return @sprintf("%.2f KB", (B / KB))
    elseif MB <= B && B < GB
        return @sprintf("%.2f MB", (B / MB))
    elseif GB <= B && B < TB
        return @sprintf("%.2f GB", (B / GB))
    elseif TB <= B
        return @sprintf("%.2f TB", (B / KB))
    end
end

function humanbitrate(s)
	"""
	# The function "humanbitrate" takes a string representing a bitrate in the format "a/b" and returns
	the bitrate as a float with one decimal place.
	
	:param s: The parameter "s" is a string that represents a fraction in the format "a/b", where "a"
	and "b" are numbers
	:return: the bitrate as a string.
	"""
	items = split(s, "/")
	a = parse(Float64, items[1])
	b = parse(Float64, items[2])
	bitrate = @sprintf("%8.1f", (a / b))
	return strip(bitrate)
end

function humandate(d)
    return Dates.format(Dates.unix2datetime(d), "dd.mm.yyyy")
end