Uses ansi terminal characters to print braille barcodes. Simple library that uses the braille unicode characters to make 4 individual barcodes in one line of text.
Installation No dependencies, just run the braille-test.py file.
Make sure you switch terminal emulation on to allow ansi characters.
Howto: There are two classes, the Manager to keep track of the progress bars and the Bar class to create the individual bars.
manager = ProgressBarManager()
# Keep track of time
start_time = time.time()
# progress bar unique index
bar_index = 1
# Update and display progress bars
while len(manager.bars) > 0 or bar_index < 15:
# Add a new progress bar set every 3 seconds
if time.time() - start_time > 1.3 and bar_index < 15:
manager.add_progress_bar(f"PDF {bar_index}")
start_time = time.time()
bar_index += 1
# Update progress bars
for title in list(manager.bars.keys()):
for index in range(4):
increment = random.random() * 0.03
manager.update_progress_bar(title, index, increment)
# Remove and reposition completed progress bar sets
for title, bar in list(manager.bars.items()):
if all(progress >= 1 for progress in bar.progresses):
manager.reposition_progress_bars(title)
# Sleep before next update
time.sleep(0.05)```
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