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Add progressbar2 #681

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Why this framework/library/software/resource is awesome?

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@jlar0che jlar0che changed the title progressbar2 is amazing because it adds a complete framework for creating text-based graphical progress-bars to command-line programs written in Python. Command-line tasks that take a while to complete will no longer keep us guessing at whether the task completed, started at all, or crashed! progressbar2 is amazing because it adds a complete framework for creating text-based graphical progress-bars to command-line programs written in Python. Command-line tasks that take a while to complete will no longer keep us guessing as to whether the task completed, started at all, or crashed! Jul 14, 2016
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Have you checked out #662 ? It does cli as well as über simple iterable wrapping.

$ cat *.txt | tqdm | wc -l

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from tqdm import tqdm
for i in tqdm(range(1000)):
  pass

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Have you seen tqdm? It's sooo much simpler. Any for loop + tqdm( + ) = BAM! loop! Supports a lot of customization and pandas + ipython integration too.

@vinta vinta changed the title progressbar2 is amazing because it adds a complete framework for creating text-based graphical progress-bars to command-line programs written in Python. Command-line tasks that take a while to complete will no longer keep us guessing as to whether the task completed, started at all, or crashed! Add progressbar2 May 25, 2019
@vinta vinta force-pushed the master branch 2 times, most recently from 23abd09 to 40cd98b Compare June 6, 2019 19:55
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