Simple and Fast Progress Bar Library for Common Lisp, inspired in tqdm.
(Optimizing hasn't done yet.)
(Currently estimation of remaining time does not work well lol. Pull requests are welcome I got tired.)
This is the reimplementation of my old library cl-cram because its APIs aren't useful and there is room to optimize.
$ sbcl --script test.lispComing soon... (I've not registered it in quicklisp yet...)
The basic usage is that: initialize tqdmbar structure with (with-tqdm) macro and then, call (update) function to increate the bar.
tqdmbar structure can be initialized with (tqdm count) constructor.
(with-tqdm x 100 "No info"
; print-object will display progress bar but don't incf it.
(print x)
;0% | | 0/100 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
(update x :incf 2 :description "Hello world!" :stream t)
;Hello world!: 2% | | 2/100 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
)If you don't want to use animated progress-bar in specific environment, (with-config) macro is available to solve this problem.
This will make it possible to use cl-tqdm in SLIME REPL! ٩(๑>∀<๑)۶
(with-config (config :animation nil)
(with-tqdm x 10 ""
(dotimes (i 10)
(update x))))
; 10% |█ | 1/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 20% |██ | 2/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 30% |███ | 3/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 40% |████ | 4/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 50% |█████ | 5/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 60% |██████ | 6/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 70% |███████ | 7/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 80% |████████ | 8/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 90% |█████████ | 9/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]
; 100% |██████████| 10/10 [0.0s<0.0s, 0.0s/it]Coming soon...
But the whole code is very simple, so if you want to know the usage, it is the best way to read the source code ./cl-tqdm.lisp
Pull Requests are welcome at original repository Here
This package is under MIT Licence. See ./LICENCE
- Fix: Estimating of resting time.
- Todo: Optimize the whole codes
- Todo: Prepare Example Code and Documentations
- To Support: Jupyter
hikettei (Twitter: @ichndm)