Logs progress by printing dots
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# Dot Dot Logger
Prints dots to stdout to log the progress of a loop without knowing the total loops.
## Usage
```python
from ddlogger import ddlogger
def a_finite_generator():
# ...
# yield something
with ddlogger() as dl:
for item in a_finite_generator():
# do something that does not contain "print" statement/function
dl.update() # prints a dot
```
Suppose in the above example the `a_finite_generator` returns an iterable of length 100, then it produces
...............................................................................
.....................
where each row contains at most 79 dots. To change the number of dots in a row or the shape of the dots, see `help(ddlogger.DotDotLogger)`.
## Installation
```bash
pip install ddlogger
```
or
```bash
pip3 install ddlogger
```
Prints dots to stdout to log the progress of a loop without knowing the total loops.
## Usage
```python
from ddlogger import ddlogger
def a_finite_generator():
# ...
# yield something
with ddlogger() as dl:
for item in a_finite_generator():
# do something that does not contain "print" statement/function
dl.update() # prints a dot
```
Suppose in the above example the `a_finite_generator` returns an iterable of length 100, then it produces
...............................................................................
.....................
where each row contains at most 79 dots. To change the number of dots in a row or the shape of the dots, see `help(ddlogger.DotDotLogger)`.
## Installation
```bash
pip install ddlogger
```
or
```bash
pip3 install ddlogger
```
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