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(Despite the current project version is 0.x, full functionality of package is already implemented. There is a need to check if there are exceptional cases in which package content do not work correctly. After that, the version of package will be fixed and upgraded to 1.0 marking the stable release.)
Prgb-pkg is a Python package containing wrapper class for iterable objects.
The main reason of its creation, is to provide comfortable and intact tracking of progress
in python for
loops, like in tqdm.
Thanks to output information being put in dedicated GUI the console output is undisturbed and
kept clean even when you print out information during iterating.
There is a possibility to use wrapper class in already wrapped loop.
Input iterable object does not have to be Sized
, but if it is the case
some progress information can not be obtained.
Package does not use any dependiences.
PyPI website
Git project homepage
Pip installation:
>pip install prgb-pkg
Import method:
from prgb_pkg import Prgb
Example of wrapper class usage:
for i in Prgb(iterable):
...
Wrapper usage on nested loop:
a = [3, 4, 5]
for elem in Prgb(a):
print(elem)
for i in Prgb(range(3)):
print(elem ** i)
Each wrapper can have an optional title and can be set to not display his progress in GUI:
Prgb(iterable, 'Some hilarious and creative title')
Prgb(iterable, display_bar=False)
Summary about ending time and totall runtime of chosen bar? No problem:
with open('example_bar_summary.txt', 'w') as f:
for i in Prgb(iterable, print_summary=True, summary_stream=f)
...
FAQs
Windowed progress bars for loop progress tracking, like in tqdm.
We found that prgb-pkg 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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