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Can we support something like progressed.io? #3775

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asdf2014 opened this issue Jul 25, 2019 · 13 comments
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Can we support something like progressed.io? #3775

asdf2014 opened this issue Jul 25, 2019 · 13 comments
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@asdf2014
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Can we support something like progressed.io?

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paulmelnikow commented Jul 25, 2019

Hi! Could I ask you for three things?

  1. Post a link to some more information about this feature.
  2. Describe the use case.
  3. Explain why this should be implemented.

@asdf2014
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@paulmelnikow Thank you for your attention.

  1. Post a link to some more information about this feature.

2nd and 3rd shields in https://github.com/asdf2014/algorithm/blob/master/README.md

  1. Describe the use case.

support progress bar

  1. Explain why this should be implemented.

we can see the progress in shield

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Where would the data come from?

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@paulmelnikow These data come from parameters, such as ?done=9&total=1131&title=completed&suffix=elements

@chris48s chris48s added the service-badge Accepted and actionable changes, features, and bugs label Jul 26, 2019
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@chris48s Thank you for the label. BTW, is there any plan? How long is it expected to see this feature? 馃槃

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paulmelnikow commented Jul 29, 2019

A couple options I see:

  1. It would be pretty easy to add a (basically static) progress badge that renders with a percentage (as text, not a bar).
  2. I could also see doing a (text) progress badge that works on top of a json endpoint. It'd work like the dynamic badge, and you could pass in a JSONPath expression for the numerator and denominator.

Would that work for you?

You haven't really said how you're using these badges. Could you talk more about what kind of data they are showing and/or link to example projects?

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calebcartwright commented Jul 29, 2019

Also, I'm struggling to find any current information on progressed.io. I can't find an active API, and the only relevant info I could find on GitHub was this repo that's been archived/inactive for going on 2 years now.

Is the ask to specifically support progressed.io, or more generally for some kind of progress indicator/status badge?

@asdf2014
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@paulmelnikow @calebcartwright Thank you for your comments. Yep, progressed.io has been shutdown. In fact, I need a progress bar instead of a textual shield.

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/cc @thosgood

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thosgood commented Aug 30, 2019

I'd be interested in using this for a community translation project (namely https://github.com/ryankeleti/ega) to show how much of each volume has been translated. I would be happy with static percentages (at the moment I'm just setting the message to be e.g. 39% and changing the colour manually, from red through to green at 25% intervals).

At the moment I'm just doing this
Screenshot 2019-08-30 at 18 17 25
and this
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Paebbels commented Jul 3, 2020

Any updates on this feature request. I'm also highly interested in it.

@tsathis
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tsathis commented Jun 7, 2021

fredericojordan/progress-bar supports something like this. Hope to see the same feature here too.

Progress

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progressed.io seems dead

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