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printStatus
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A simple collection of functions to print a progress bar in the console. In addition, it facilitates to print the status of a currently running job or the exit status of a finished job.
The module is for instance used by the GIST pipeline (https://abittner.gitlab.io/thegistpipeline/) and the generated messages look like this:

You can install this package with pip:
pip install printStatus
A simple example of the usage of this module is provided in demo.py. The following functions are available:
printStatus.module(message): Print the name of the currently active module.printStatus.running(message): Print a new message to stdout with the tag "Running".printStatus.done(message): Print a new message to stdout with the tag "Done".printStatus.updateDone(message, progressbar=False): Overwrite the previous message in stdout with the tag "Done" and a new message. Set progressbar=True if the previous message was the progress bar.printStatus.warning(message): Print a new message to stdout with the tag "Warning".printStatus.updateWarning(message, progressbar=False): Overwrite the previous message in stdout with the tag "Warning" and a new message. Set progressbar=True if the previous message was the progress bar.printStatus.failed(message): Print a new message to stdout with the tag "Failed".printStatus.updateFailed(message): Overwrite the previous message in stdout with the tag "Failed" and a new message. Set progressbar=True if the previous message was the progress bar.Tested with Python3. Note that the appearance of the colours in the terminal depends on the specific setup of your terminal.
FAQs
Display a progress bar and the status of a job in the console
We found that printStatus 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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