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A small rich TQDM clone

The goal of this small package is to turn the rich package into a clone of tqdm.

For now, only basics are here:

from quickbar import Quickbar

for item in Quickbar.track(iterator):
	# do fancy stuff
	print("I exist !")

This is the big upside of TQDM over rich: a less cool bar, but one line is enough !

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