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Informations about the package console-progressbar
In general, to generate a progress bar you will call the constructor, then call the update() method in a loop.
You can use the reset() method to reuse one object to display another bar. Its parameters are the same as the constructor.
The Constructor expects 5 to 6 arguments:
- The first argument is the format string used to display the progress bar. It may (and should) contain placeholders that the class will replace with information like the progress bar itself, the progress in percent, and so on. Current placeholders are: %bar% The progress bar %current% The current value %max% The maximum malue (the "target" value) %fraction% The same as %current%/%max% %percent% The status in percent %elapsed% The elapsed time %estimate% An estimate for the remaining time More placeholders will follow. A format string like: " stuff.tar %fraction% KB [%bar%] %percent%" will lead to a bar looking like this: " stuff.tar 391/900 KB [=====>---------] 43.44%"
- The second argument is the string that is going to fill the progress bar. In the above example, the string "=>" was used. If the string you pass is too short (like "=>" in this example), the leftmost character is used to pad it to the needed size. If the string you pass is too long, excessive characters are stripped from the left.
- The third argument is the string that fills the "empty" space in the progress bar. In the above example, that would be "-". If the string you pass is too short (like "-" in this example), the rightmost character is used to pad it to the needed size. If the string you pass is too short, excessive characters are stripped from the right.
- The fourth argument specifies the width of the display. If the options are left untouched, it will tell how many characters the display should use in total. If the "absolute_width" option is set to false, it tells how many characters the actual bar (that replaces the %bar% placeholder) should use.
- The fifth argument is the target number of the progress bar. For example, if you wanted to display a progress bar for a download of a file that is 115 KB big, you would pass 115 here.
- The sixth argument optional. If passed, it should contain an array of options. For example, passing array('absolute_width' => false) would set the absolute_width option to false. Current options are:
The update() method expects just one parameter, the current status (somewhere between 0 and the target number passed to the constructor) and refreshes the display (or starts it, if it's the first call).
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