Ilia Miheev
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1.3 KiB
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63 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
### Working with ProgressBarManager
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The class creates a progress bar to display the execution process of code. It accepts five arguments:
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- **max**: a mandatory parameter that indicates the maximum number of iterations in the progress bar.
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- **message**: a message displayed before the progress bar.
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- **color**: the color of the progress bar.
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- **fill**: a character used to fill the completed part.
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- **width**: the width of the progress bar in characters.
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```py
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from ipars import ProgressBarManager
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bar = ProgressBarManager(100) # Here max is set to 100
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```
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### Brief Overview of ProgressBarManager Methods
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- The **next** method starts the next iteration of the progress bar.
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- The **finish** method completes the progress bar.
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### Example Usage of ProgressBarManager
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```py
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# Importing libraries
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from ipars import ProgressBarManager
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from time import sleep
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maxValue = 300
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# Creating a default progress bar
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bar = ProgressBarManager(maxValue)
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# Simulating work
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for _ in range(maxValue//2):
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sleep(0.1)
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bar.next()
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# Turning off the progress bar
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bar.finish()
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# Creating a more customized progress bar
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bar = ProgressBarManager(
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maxValue,
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message='Downloading process',
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color='red',
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fill='*',
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width=50
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)
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# Simulating work
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for _ in range(maxValue):
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sleep(0.1)
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bar.next()
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# Turning off the progress bar
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bar.finish()
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```
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