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Comparing version 1.0.20 to 1.0.21

cli.js

		@@ -529,2 +529,3 @@ // Tools for writing command-line apps in Node.
		},
		pct: true,
		width: 30,
		@@ -634,7 +635,9 @@ freq: 100,
		line += cli.applyStyles( args.braces[1], args.styles.braces );
		line += " ";

		// percentage
		var pct = cli.pct(args.amount, args.max, true);
		line += cli.applyStyles( pct, args.styles.pct );
		if (args.pct) {
		line += " ";
		var pct = cli.pct(args.amount, args.max, true);
		line += cli.applyStyles( pct, args.styles.pct );
		}

		@@ -641,0 +644,0 @@ // remaining

package.json

		{
		"name": "pixl-cli",
		"version": "1.0.20",
		"version": "1.0.21",
		"description": "Tools for building command-line apps for Node.js.",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "author": "Joseph Huckaby <jhuckaby@gmail.com>",

README.md

		@@ -15,2 +15,3 @@ <details><summary>Table of Contents</summary>
		* [Command-Line Arguments](#command-line-arguments)
		+ [Argument Aliases](#argument-aliases)
		+ [Verbose Mode](#verbose-mode)
		@@ -28,2 +29,3 @@ + [Quiet Mode](#quiet-mode)
		+ [Customizing the Look](#customizing-the-look)
		+ [Indeterminite Progress](#indeterminite-progress)
		+ [Changing Color Styles](#changing-color-styles)
		@@ -512,2 +514,3 @@ + [Automatic Width](#automatic-width)
		\| `styles` \| A set of color styles to use (see [Changing Color Styles](#changing-color-styles) below). \|
		\| `pct` \| Show percentage (defaults to `true`). \|

		@@ -560,2 +563,8 @@ If you call `cli.progress.update()` and pass in a number, the library assumes you are just updating the `amount`. However, if you pass in an object, all the specified properties are updated.

		### Indeterminite Progress

		For indeterminate progress, simply set the `amount` to the `max`. If these two values are identical, the progress bar is shown in an "indeterminate" state (e.g. the filled portion of the bar is drawn in a different color, default `gray`). This is to handle cases where a job "sits at 100%" but isn't quite complete, and also handle deliberate intermintate jobs (i.e. your code can just set the `amount` to the `max` to show an interminate bar). This also hides the time remaining.

		For an additional UI hint, if you know your job is going to be indeterminate from the start, set the `pct` option to `false` to hide the percentage display. Otherwise it'll show "100%" during indeterminacy.

		### Changing Color Styles
		@@ -581,3 +590,3 @@

		The `indeterminate` style is applied to the filled portion of the bar when the `amount` is exactly equal to the `max`. This is to handle cases where a job "sits at 100%" but isn't quite complete, and also handle deliberate intermintate jobs (i.e. your code can just set the `amount` to the `max` to show an interminate bar). This also hides the time remaining.
		The `indeterminate` style is applied to the filled portion of the bar when the `amount` is exactly equal to the `max`.

		@@ -584,0 +593,0 @@ ### Automatic Width

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