PyProgress

General Use

A simple interface for terminal based progress updates

Begin by creating an instance with the starting and ending value

import os

files = os.listdir('.')
bar = ProgressBar(0, len(files))
for file in files:
    bar.iterbegin('Processing file: {}'.format(file))
    process(file)
    bar.iterdone()
bar.done()

Manually call ProgressBar.iterbegin([message]) before an iteration starts and call ProgressBar.iterend() when it completes or ProgressBar.iterfail() if it fails

When all items complete use ProgressBar.done() to print a summary

Alternative Use – Context Manager

ProgressBar instances can also be used as context managers

use a with statement on every iteration

import os

files = os.listdir('.')
bar = ProgressBar(0, len(files), supress_exc=True)
for file in files:
    with bar:
        process(file)
bar.done()

Using the supress_exc=True argument will report statistic for failures from raised exceptions but not raise the exception itself

This is not necessary to use bar as a Context Manager but you must use it as a Context Manager to get the exception suppressing behavior