Beautider
Module for creating progress bars.
Examples
Example in Lib
You can see an example of how to use the library using this code:
from beautider import *
load = Loader().example()
You should see the following:
Another example
import time
from beautider import *
load = Loader(description='I load nothing')
while True:
for _ in range(1, 101):
load.update(1)
time.sleep(0.1)
load.pr_load()
for _ in range(1, 101):
load.update(-1)
time.sleep(0.1)
load.pr_load()
Args
- size - The larger this value, the smaller the bar progress. (if your max_value very large, then the size value should be set larger.)
- colors - Use of colours (True/False)
- description - Description next to progress bar
- complete_symbol - Symbols that are responsible for the filled part of the progress bar
- uncomplete_symbol - Symbols that are responsible for the unfilled part of the progress bar
- borders - Borders of progress bar (for example:
'[]','{}','--','[}') - units - Units of measurement (default %)
- max_value - Progress bar ends here
- min_value - Progress bar started from here
- show_of - Shows text "
xinmax_valueunits" - show_speed - Shows speed
Developer
By bolgaro4ka. Link
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