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Consider using release 1.0.5 instead.
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help mi!
This package, siba is developed to replace 'tqdm'. The name, siba derives from the Korean word ssibal(or sibal).
Install
install from PyPI.
$ pip install siba
get started!!!
simple use!!!
from siba import siba
def time_sleep(t, clb=None):
import time
for i in range(t):
time.sleep(0.001)
if clb is not None:
clb(i+1, t) # clb(current state, total)
return None
# use as a call-back func
clb = siba(title="hello world")
time_sleep(100, clb)
return:
hello world 100%|████████████████████████|
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