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# progressbar <!-- Header -->
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### py-bar
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Python ASCII Progress Bar
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## Table of Contents
- [py-bar](#top)
- [About](#about)
- [Built With](#built-with)
- [Setup](#setup)
- [Production](#production)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [License](#license)
## About
Python CLI Progress bar. This module is an iterator that can not only, iterate, but display its self as a progressbar along with some other usefull iformation such as iterations a second, estimated time, elapsed time, etc. Python CLI Progress bar. This module is an iterator that can not only, iterate, but display its self as a progressbar along with some other usefull iformation such as iterations a second, estimated time, elapsed time, etc.
`00:25 100% [====================] [100/100] 3.99/s 00:00` `00:25 100% [====================] [100/100] 3.99/s 00:00`
### Authors ### Built With
* [Zak Timson](http://zakscode.com) [![Python](https://img.shields.io/badge/Python-FFD43B?style=for-the-badge&logo=python)](https://www.python.org/)
### License ## Setup
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 29 June 2007. read LICENSE for more
### Install <details>
Copy the script to your project and import it with: <summary>
<h3 id="production" style="display: inline">
Production
</h3>
</summary>
`import progressbar` #### Prerequisites
- [Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
or #### Instructions
1. Download and add script to project: `curl https://git.zakscode.com/ztimson/py-bar/raw/branch/develop/progressbar.py`
2. Use in python script:
`from progressbar import Progressbar` ```python
from progressbar import Progressbar
### Quick Start for i in Progressbar(100):
Use in a forloop: ...
`for i in Progressbar(100)` # OR
Dont like it auto writing to the stdout? Do it your self. progress = Progressbar(100, display=False) # Output manually
```
progress = Progressbar(100, display=False) # display false stops the auto writing
for i in progress: for i in progress:
print(str(progress)) # using the to string will maunually write it print(str(progress)) # Print progress bar
...
``` ```
Maybe you dont want to use it as an iterable and you just want a progressbar. You can manually control its progress. Example, you want to view download progress: </details>
``` ## Documentation
progress = Progressbar(download_size, unit=" MB/s") # create the object
... ### Progressbar
progress.__iter__() # This will start the clock and initiate the iterable #### Constructor Arguments
| Name | Description |
|------------|---------------------------------------------|
| start | Iterator starting position |
| end | Iterator ending position |
| current | Current iteration position |
| step | Added to current index after each iteration |
| length | ASCII progress bar string length |
| units | Unit to append to progress rate |
| color | ANSI escape code to color progress bar |
| display | Automatically output to sdtout |
| bar_format | Custom progress bar format string |
... #### Properties
| Name | Description |
|------------|----------------------------------------------------|
| elapsed | Time ellapsed since first iteration: mm:ss |
| percentage | Percentage of completion: 50% |
| bar | ASCII progress bar: \|==========\| |
| fraction | Position as a fraction: \[index/total\] |
| rate | Iterations per second: 2.00/s |
| eta | Estimated time until complete: mm:ss |
progress.current = 220 # set the curent progress ex. 200/1000 Mb downloaded #### Methods
download_speed = progress.rate() # get any sort of stistics you may want, the download rate for exmple | Name | Description |
print(progress) # display progress bar. Manually iterating the object it will not display automaticly |----------------------|----------------------------------------------|
``` | elapsed(self) | Elapsed time in seconds |
| estimated_time(self) | Estimated time until completion in seconds |
| fraction(self) | Create fraction string |
| generate_bar | Progress bar ASCII string |
| per_second | Calculate iteration rate per second as float |
| percentage | Percentage as a floating point |
This would print (Underscores to maintain spacing): ## License
Copyright © 2023 Zakary Timson | Available under the GNU General Public License
`00:53 20% [====________________] [ 200/1000] 3.75 Mb/s 03:32` See the [license](./LICENSE) for more information.
### API
**Class: Progressbar**
**Attributes**
start - iterator starting position
end - iterator ending position
current - curent iteration
step - number to be added to current each iteraton
length - length of characters in the progress bar
units - unit to append to rate
color - ANSI escape code to change color of text
display - automaticly display the to string with each iteration
bar_format - string which dictates how things are displayed ex "{elapesed} - {eta}" could look like: 00:00 - 00:10. See the statistics portion to see what can be displayed
**Available Statistics**
elapsed - running time of iterator. displayed as: mm:ss
percentage - percentage of completion. displayed as: 100%
bar - the progress bar. displayed as: |==========|
fraction - current / end. displayed as: [100/100]
rate - iterations per second. displayed as: 2.00/s (unit can be changed, see units attribute)
eta - estimated time until completion. displayed as: mm:ss
**Methods**
elapsed(self) - running time of iterator
estimated_time(self) - estimated time until iterator completes
fraction(self) - create string representing the fraction, complete over total
generate_bar - generates the progress bar and returns string
per_second - calculates the rate or speed of iterations per second
percentage - floating point of completion
### Bug Reporting
Please submit bugs to the github [issue tracker](https://github.com/zaktimson/progressbar/issues)

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from time import time
from sys import stdout
class ZProgressbar:
"""
An iterable object that can display statics about its self such as time elapsed, percentage, progress as a fraction,
iterations per second, estimated time and can generate an ascii progressbar.
"""
def __init__(self, start, end=None, step=1, length=20, unit="/s", color="\033[0;31m", display=True,
bar_format="{elapsed} {percentage} {bar} {rate} {eta}"):
"""
Create an iterable object with the following properties. If no end is specified the start is assumed the end.
:param start: starting position of iterator (inclusive)
:param end: ending position of iterator (exclusive)
:param step: how many integers to add each iteration
:param length: length of the progress bar (default is 20)
:param unit: unit to display with the rate (default is /s)
:param color: ANSI escape codes prepended to output to change color (default is \033[0;31m )
:param display: automatically display statistics on every iteration (default True)
:param bar_format: format the way statistics are displayed. Components to display are: elapsed, percentage, bar,
fraction, rate and eta. These keywords are swapped out for the actual information. (default is
"{elapsed} {percentage} {bar} {rate} {eta}")
"""
if end is None:
self.start = 0
self.end = start
else:
self.start = start
self.end = end
self.step = step
self.length = length
self.unit = unit
self.color = color
self.display = display
self.bar_format = bar_format
def __iter__(self):
"""
initiate iterator which sets the starting point and gets the current time which is used for statistics
:return: returns the new object
"""
self.start_time = time()
self.current = self.start
return self
def __next__(self):
"""
next overload. If display is true the latest stetistics are displayed
:return: The next number in iterator
"""
if self.display:
self.__restart_line()
stdout.write(str(self))
stdout.flush()
if self.current >= self.end:
raise StopIteration
self.current += self.step
return self.current - self.step
def __str__(self):
"""
displays the iterator as a string of statistics
:return: formatted string
"""
return self.color + self.bar_format.format(bar=self.generate_bar(),
elapsed=self.__time_format(self.elapsed()),
eta=self.__time_format(self.estimated_time()),
fraction=self.fraction(),
percentage=(str(int(self.percentage() * 100)) + "%").rjust(4),
rate=str(self.per_second()) + self.unit)
def elapsed(self):
"""
calculate the time that has elapsed
:return: long elapsed time
"""
return time() - self.start_time
def estimated_time(self):
"""
Use the current percentage and elapsed time to determine an ETA
:return: how much time is left
"""
try:
return self.elapsed() / self.percentage() - self.elapsed()
except ZeroDivisionError:
return 0
def fraction(self):
"""
create a fraction representing the progress and the end of the iterator
:return: string representing current/end of iterator
"""
return "%s/%d" % (str(self.current).rjust(len(str(self.end))), self.end)
def generate_bar(self):
"""
creates an ascii progressbar
:return: string progressbar
"""
bar = "[{0}]".format(("=" * int(self.percentage() * self.length)).ljust(self.length))
return bar
def per_second(self):
"""
use the current number of iterations and the amount of elapsed time to determine how many iterations per second
:return:
"""
try:
return round(self.current / self.step / self.elapsed(), 2)
except ZeroDivisionError:
return 0
def percentage(self):
"""
use current position / (end - start) to calculate percentage of completion
:return: float of percentage to completion
"""
return self.current / (self.end - self.start)
@staticmethod
def __restart_line():
"""
Writes return carriage to stdout and flushes. This allows writing to the same line.
:return: None
"""
stdout.write('\r')
stdout.flush()
@staticmethod
def __time_format(time_to_format):
"""
formats time to mm:ss
:param time_to_format: long to format
:return: string of time
"""
m, s = divmod(time_to_format, 60)
return "%02d:%02d" % (m, s)

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from distutils.core import setup
setup(
name = 'ZProgressbar',
packages = ['ZProgressbar'],
version = '1.2',
description = 'An iterator that can be displayed as an Ascii progress bar as well as display statistics like speed, progress and estimated time',
author = 'Zak Timson',
author_email = 'zaktimson@gmail.com',
url = 'https://github.com/zaktimson/progressbar',
download_url = 'https://github.com/zaktimson/progressbar/tarball/1.2',
keywords = ['iterator', 'progressbar', 'estimated time', 'timer'],
classifiers = [],
)