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Progress Bar for Python 3. Does not use any external libraries and the code is very very tiny.
Simply use pip
!
pip install tiny-progress-bar
https://pypi.org/project/tiny-progress-bar/
Import the progress_bar
function into your script.
Then wrap any iterable with it. Then you'll see it running.
from tiny_progress_bar import progress_bar as pb
from time import sleep
array = range(10)
counter = 0
for i in pb(array):
sleep(0.1) # Your long running process
counter += i
print(sum(array) == counter)
You can also specify the length of the progress bar by changing the bar_length
parameter.
Note the minimum bar_length
is 10.
# Smaller bar
length = 10
array = range(100)
for _ in pb(array, bar_length=length):
sleep(0.1) # Your long running process
# Larger bar
length = 100
array = range(100)
for _ in pb(array, bar_length=length):
sleep(0.1) # Your long running process
A test file is included in this package.
Feel free to run pytest
or pytest test_tiny_progress_bar.py
FAQs
Simple progress bar for Python 3
We found that tiny-progress-bar 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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