tqdm-sound 1.3.2

Basic Example

from tqdm_sound import TqdmSound
import random
import time

# Example usage:
if __name__ == "__main__":
    sound_monitor = TqdmSound(theme="ryoji_ikeda", activity_mute_seconds=1)

    my_list = [0] * 50
    progress_one = sound_monitor.progress_bar(my_list, desc="Processing", volume=100, background_volume=30, end_wait=1, ten_percent_ticks=True)
    for _ in progress_one:
        time.sleep(random.uniform(.2, .5))

Silence When Active

If you’re actively using your mouse/keyboard, you can silence the program via the activity_mute_seconds parameter. To mute for 5 seconds after mouse/keyboard activity:

sound_monitor = TqdmSound(theme="ryoji_ikeda", activity_mute_seconds=5)

my_list = [0] * 10
progress_one = sound_monitor.progress_bar(my_list, desc="Processing", volume=100, background_volume=30, end_wait=1, ten_percent_ticks=False)
for _ in progress_one:
    time.sleep(random.uniform(.2, .5))

Play Final Sound

This is just a shortcut to play program_end_tone.wav:

sound_monitor.play_final_end_tone(50)

Play Any Sound in the Theme Directory

Play any WAV file in the sounds/your_theme directory:

sound_monitor.play_sound_file('short_beep.wav', 50)

Interval Sounds

click_###.wav are played at every interval that is not the start, middle, or end. You can have any number of these files in this format to increase/decrease variation.

Major Sounds

1. start_tone.wav plays at the start of each loop.

2. mid_tone.wav plays at the midpoint of each loop.

3. end_tone.wav plays at the end of each loop.

4. semi_major.wav plays at every 10% step when ten_percent_ticks=True.

5. program_end_tone.wav is an optional sound that plays at the end of a given loop—this is just a convenience function you might use as the last loop in your program.