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Just an abstraction layer around various progress reporters.

When making a lib/tool doing long operations we have several options:

  1. Not to show progress at all. Pro: no code for that. Con: No progress.
  2. Take a dependency on a specific lib to show fancy progress. Pro: Fancy progress. Con: A dependency on a specific lib. A user can say "I can't install that lib on my PC, I prefer another one. Don't force me to install that shit".
  3. Inline an existing lib. The same drawbacks like in 2., but also code bloat and a try to cheat the user.
  4. Create an own small and simple progress visualizer and inline it. Pro: some progress report. Con: code bloat and the report is not fancy.
  5. Create a small and simple abstraction layer on different popular reporters (that it is likely that at least one of them is already present on user's machine) and use it. This library does this. Pro: fancy progress reports, not enforcing a single dependency. Con: dependency on the abstraction layer itself.

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