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@articulate/progress
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Cheap, functional, terminal progress bar.
Next time you're tempted to process.stderr.write('.')
to track the progress of a script... don't. Use this instead.
progress : Object -> Number -> ()
To setup your progress bar, execute the module with an optional options object:
const progress = require('@articulate/progress')({ /* options here */ })
The following options are accepted:
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
label | String | 'progress' | custom label for your progress bar |
stream | stream.Writable | process.stderr | output stream for progress |
width | Number | 24 | max width of the bar |
The returned function accepts a progress ratio between 0
and 1
, and writes the progress bar to the output stream. Each time it is called, it will overwrite the previous state of the progress to appear animated in the console.
const progress = require('@articulate/progress')()
progress(0.55)
//> progress: ⣠ [============== ] 55%
See demo.js
for a slightly more complex example.
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Cheap, functional, terminal progress bar
We found that @articulate/progress demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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