progressbar-simple
Another simple progress bar to show the progress of a for loop iteration process in python working also for multiprocessing.
The progress bar has the following look:
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Installation
Installation should be straight forward:
pip install progressbar-simple
From Source
Alternativly, to get the most current version, the code can be installed from github as follows:
git clone git@github.com:vgeck/progressBar.git cd progressBar pip install -r requirements.txt python setupy.py install
The last command might need sudo prefix, depending on your python setup.
Usage
Assume a for loop with 100 iterations calling the function foo:
for i in range(100):
foo()
To monitor the process of the for loop we consider a progress bar with 10 elements for the 100 iterations. The progress bar is initialized with:
from progressbarsimple import ProgressBar myProgressBar = ProgressBar(nElements = 10, nIterations = 100)
The progressBar is updated within the for loop with the iterator i:
myProgressBar.progress(i)
The full code for the examples is:
from progressbarsimple import ProgressBar
myProgressBar = ProgressBar(nElements = 10, nIterations = 100)
for i in range(100):
foo()
myProgressBar.progress(i)
For more information on how to use the progressbarsimple see the 2 example files.
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