spinneroo
A module for displaying progress messages and timers with spinners in the command line.
Installation
pip install spinneration
example
import time
from spinneration import Spinner
spinner1 = Spinner(
title='Process 1',
message='processing',
complete="complete",
counter=True,
clean=True,
silence=False
)
spinner1.spin()
time.sleep(5)
spinner2 = Spinner(
title='Process 2',
message='processing',
complete="complete",
counter=True,
clean=True,
silence=False
)
spinner2.spin()
time.sleep(5)
spinner2.stop()
time.sleep(5)
spinner1.stop()
final output
Process 1: Paused 00:00:05
Process 2: complete 00:00:05
Process 1: complete 00:00:15
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