cli-progressbar 1.1.0

lightweight library to print progress bar in cli

It’s a lightweight and easy to use progress-bar for command-line/terminal applications.

Install

pip install cli-progressbar

Features

• Simple, Lightweight and Easy to use.

• Single progress bar mode.

• Multiple progress bar mode.

• Custom bar characters.

• iterate function to auto handle progress bar in for loops.

Usage

Single mode

from cli_progressbar import Progress

# define progressbar instance
progressbar = Progress(85)

# start function pass 0 to update function and print progressbar
# you can pass an string to show as status
progressbar.start('start status')

users = find_users()  # return a list of users

# you can fill goal like this
progressbar.goal = len(users)

for i, user in enumerate(users):
    # this function will update progressbar with new data and status
    progressbar.update(i, 'processing status')

    # Do your stuff

# stop function pass goal itself to update function
progressbar.stop('stop status')

But it’s boaring… so use iterate function:

from cli_progressbar import Progress

progressbar = Progress()
progressbar.start('start status')

users = find_users()
for user in progressbar.iterate(users, 'processing status'):
    # Do your stuff

progressbar.stop('stop status')

iterate function also support dynamic status, by passing a function and each element of list as it input.

for user in progressbar.iterate(users, lambda user: 'processing ' + user):
    # Do your stuff

Multiple mode

from cli_progressbar import Progress, MultiProgressManager

# define multi progress instance
manager = MultiProgressManager()

# now define any progress bar you need
progress_1 = Progress()
progress_2 = Progress()

# now add them to multi progress manager
manager.append(progress_1)
manager.append(progress_2)

# Done! It's ready to use like a single progress!
progress_1.start('start progress 1')
progress_2.start('start progress 2')
for i in progress_1.iterate(range(8), 'state progress 1'):
    for j in progress_2.iterate(range(5), 'state progress 2'):
        # Do your stuff

progress_1.stop('stop progress 1')
progress_2.stop('stop progress 2')

But maybe you want it more simple, so I have an easier solution!

from cli_progressbar import MultiProgressManager

# define multi progress instance; but this time, pass 2 arguments
manager = MultiProgressManager(
    progress_count=2,            # default: 0
    progress_prefix='progress_'  # default: progress_
)

# now you can access 2 progressbar, just request them from manager
manager.progress_1.start('start progress 1')
manager.progress_2.start('start progress 2')
for i in manager.progress_1.iterate(range(8), 'state progress 1'):
    for j in manager.progress_2.iterate(range(5), 'state progress 2'):
        # Do your stuff

manager.progress_1.stop('stop progress 1')
manager.progress_2.stop('stop progress 2')

Parameters

• goal to change goal in between of process, it’s useful for dynamic tasks

• bar_len length of progress bar (default: 60)

• fill bar fill symbol (default: █)

• zfill bar zero fill symbol (default: -)

• decimals positive number of decimals in percent complete (default: 1)

Any Questions? Report a Bug? Enhancements?

Please open a new issue on GitHub

License

CLI-ProgressBar is OpenSource and licensed under the terms of The MIT License (X11). You’re welcome to contribute!

Version 1.1.0

• Add MultiProgressManager class