Welcome to the Ultimate Guide to gmprogress

gmprogress is a powerful progress bar library for your applications. Whether you are developing CLI tools or graphical interfaces, gmprogress has a wide range of APIs to suit your needs. In this guide, we will introduce dozens of useful API explanations along with code snippets to get you started. Let’s dive in!

Basic Progress Bar

 from gmprogress import ProgressBar
pb = ProgressBar(total=100) for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Custom Bar Length

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, length=50) for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Using Different Characters

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, char='*') for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Adding a Percentage Display

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, show_percentage=True) for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Customizing Colors

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, bar_color='green') for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Integration with Loops

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100) for i in range(100):
    # Do some work
    pb.update(i)

Initialization through Keyword Arguments

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, length=40, char='=', show_percentage=True, bar_color='blue') for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Automatic Completion Message

 pb = ProgressBar(total=100, complete_message='Done!') for i in range(100):
    pb.update(i)

Complete Application Example

 from gmprogress import ProgressBar
def heavy_computation(n):
    # Simulate some work
    return sum(i * i for i in range(n))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    tasks = [10**6, 2*10**6, 3*10**6]
    pb = ProgressBar(total=len(tasks), show_percentage=True, complete_message='All tasks finished!')
    
    for task in tasks:
        heavy_computation(task)
        pb.update()

With these examples, you can see how gmprogress can be easily integrated into your applications. Feel free to tailor these snippets to fit your specific needs.

Happy coding!

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