Introduction
ipy-progressbar allows to use the same code for rich progressbars in IPython Notebooks, and for simple fallback ones in terminal sessions.
Example
Code like this:
from ipy_progressbar import ProgressBar
pb = ProgressBar(10, title='Outer')
pb_inner = ProgressBar(5, title='Inner')
for i in pb:)
for j in pb_inner:
# inner loop bodywill work both in IPython Notebook and in plain console. When run in notebook, the output will be rich (Bootstrap progress bars), while console version is mainly thought of as a fallback.
For more examples see example.py and example.ipynb.
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