## A set of terminal tools that helps building apps that look nice on the terminal
This is a simple library for controlling text appearance and placement on terminals. It provides also an advanced progress bar library.
The main advantages of the progress bar library included here are the following:
Easily show multiple progress bars controlled independently
Control the placement of the bars anyplace on the screen
Control the appearance of the bars using a simple markup like interface
When no information about the actual progress is available (which happens alot in datascience applications), it is possible to just indicate that the system is not stuck
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