wrapper-bar 0.1.4

Progress Bar with command wrapping

Overview

Wrapper-Bar is a python module to help wrap commands with the progress bar. Wrapper-Bar helps in wrapping shell commands, or even python scripts with a progress bar and ETA.

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Uninstall
• Yanked Versions

Installation

To install wrapper-bar, use pip.

pip install wrapper-bar==0.1.4

Usage

• Import the Wrapper class.

  >>> from wrapper_bar.wrapper import Wrapper
  

• Initialize the Wrapper Class.

  >>> wrapControl = Wrapper(*params) # for parameters, check docstring.
  

• Docstring

  # to check docstring, in terminal/CMD, run:
  $ pydoc wrapper_bar.wrapper.Wrapper
  

• Methods

  • decoy

    >>> wrapControl.decoy(*params) # parameters are in the docstring.
    # decoy is for creating empty progressbar.
    

  • shellWrapper

    >>> wrapControl.shellWrapper(*params) # parameters are in the docstring.
    # shellWrapper can wrap list of shell commands across the progressbar.
    

  • pyWrapper

    >>> wrapControl.pyWrapper(*params) # parameters are in the docstring.
    # pyWrapper can wrap list of python scripts across the progressbar.
    

  • pyShellWrapper

    >>> wrapControl.pyShellWrapper(*params) # parametes are in the docstring.
    # pyShellWrapper can wrap inline python code across a progressbar.
    

    Working of pyShellWrapper:

    • pyShellWrapper takes two compulsory parameters => pythoncodes and dependencies. To explain them, let us see below

      # pythoncodes and dependencies can have any python code except 
      # return, print or yield statements.
      
      # let us take this as an example:
      >>> pythoncodes = ["""a = b+c""", """b=c+d"""]
      
      # Now for the above python codes, values of 'b', 'c' and 'd' 
      # are a dependency. Therefore
      
      >>> dependencies = ["""b=10""", """c=10\nd=20\n"""] 
      
      # try to keep one statement only inside """...""", 
      # but if need be, then you can also put multiple 
      # statements followed by '\n'. Like """c=10\nd=20\n"""
      
      # and now we will execute them with the loading bar as the 
      # front.
      
      >>> from wrapper_bar.wrapper import Wrapper
      >>> w = Wrapper("Loading:")
      >>> w.pyShellWrapper(pythoncodes, dependencies) # this will output the following:
      Loading: |▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓▓|Time: 0:00:10
      
      # To fetch the outputs, we will use a property 'pyShellWrapperResults' 
      # defined under the `Wrapper Class`
      
      >>> a = w.pyShellWrapperResults['a'] # this will be 20
      >>> b = w.pyShellWrapperResults['b'] # this will be 30
      

Uninstall

To uninstall wrapper-bar, use pip.

pip uninstall wrapper-bar

Yanked Versions

• v0.1.2