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Progress bar style loop timer with projected time-to-completion.
pip install looptimer
Directly wrap any iterable with timedloop to get iteration progress status:
from looptimer import timedloop
for _ in timedloop(range(100), label='foo'):
...
| Argument | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
label | str | None | Descriptive label printed to the left of the progress bar |
bar_char | str | ▢ | Character used to fill in the progress bar |
bar_width | int | 20 | Character width of the progress bar |
animate | bool | True | Disable to print each update on a new line (useful when interspersed with other log messages) |
max_refresh_secs | float | 0.1 | Use to throttle print frequency for fast-iterating loops |
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