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Basic usage:
import time
from lubar import ProgressBar
total = 100
bar = ProgressBar(total)
for i in bar(range(total)):
time.sleep(0.05)
Keyword Arguments:
size
: size of the progress bar (default to 37
)
description
: progress description (default to ''
)
file
: file object to print progress bar to it (default to sys.stdout
)
progressed_char
: progress character (default to '#'
)
remained_char
: remain character (default to '.'
)
enclosing_chars
: characters to enclose progress bar between them (default to ('[', ']')
)
join_char
: character to join progress bar parts (default to ' '
)
Note: All attributes can be updated at run time. I designed this progress bar to train deep learning models in PyTorch. I needed a progress bar to update it description in training loops to print model's losses values.
Special credit to eusoubrasileiro. I designed this progress based on his answer in Stack Overflow
FAQs
Pythonic progress bar
We found that lubar 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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