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A CLI based loading spinner which is used to tell the user work is being done in the background.
Loadspinner contains more than 20 spinners to choose from, and you can even create your own spinner.
Creating a spinner:
import loadspinner
spinner = loadspinner.Spinner(spinner_type="classic")
Starting the spinner:
spinner.start() # starts the spinner
spinner.stop() # stops the spinner
[!HINT] You can also assign a timer to spinners, e.g.
spinner.start(5)
will stop the spinner after 5 seconds.
Usage with context managers:
import loadspinner
with loadspinner.Spinner("newton"):
input("press enter to stop ")
Usage with decorators:
from loadspinner import functionSpinner
@functionSpinner("building")
def doWork():
# code...
doWork()
Spinners can be made or customized:
import loadspinner
loadspinner.makeSpinner(
name="myCustomSpinner",
frames=["a", "b", "c", "1", "2", "3"],
interval=200,
)
The above code will create its own spinner which can be accessed as its own name, e.g. loadspinner.Spinner("myCustomSpinner")
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a CLI based loading spinner.
We found that loadspinner demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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