Pyloading
Loading made easy!
This can Easily be used anywhere in programs(console based)
Pyloading contains a clear screen for all the OS.
It also have two console based loading screens - rotating one and a common loading bar.
To implement Pyloading
steps:
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open
cmdand typepip install pyloading -
open a python file
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type in the following
import pyloading as pyl
pyl.loadingC()
pyl.loading_bar()
pyl.cls()
and your done!
All the functions have parameters (exept cls) which can be used to change the functionallity of them
Source code available at github
Pyloading uses:
- itertools
- os
- threading
- time
- sys
- tqdm
- time
Change log
1.0.0(27/6/2021)
- First realease
1 maintainer
Metadata
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