Package that allows easy generation of progress bars. Originally on my NameGenerator project.
- Easy to use
- Imported as module
- Always tested before release
- Officially supports latest two versions of Python 3
Run the command pip install libprogress. If you want to specify a specific Python version to use for pip, use a command such as pip3 or pip3.8.
The following is an example that utilizes a progress bar with default length.
import libprogress
for i in range(20): # example loop
do(something) # put the code to do what you are tracking the progress of
print(libprogress.genbar(curprg=i+1, maxprg=20), end="\r") # print progress
print(libprogress.genfullbar(prg=20)) # print the last barFinal output:
[####################] 100% [20/20]...done
If you don't put end="\r", then each progress bar won't overwrite the last. The output will look like the following:
[#-------------------] 5% [1/20]
[##------------------] 10% [2/20]
[###-----------------] 15% [3/20]
[####----------------] 20% [4/20]
[#####---------------] 25% [5/20]
[######--------------] 30% [6/20]
[#######-------------] 35% [7/20]
[########------------] 40% [8/20]
[#########-----------] 45% [9/20]
[##########----------] 50% [10/20]
[###########---------] 55% [11/20]
[############--------] 60% [12/20]
[#############-------] 65% [13/20]
[##############------] 70% [14/20]
[###############-----] 75% [15/20]
[################----] 80% [16/20]
[#################---] 85% [17/20]
[##################--] 90% [18/20]
[###################-] 95% [19/20]
[####################] 100% [20/20]
[####################] 100% [20/20]...done
libprogress is licensed under the GPLv3 license. For more information, please refer to LICENSE.
