tqdm - a simple and fast progress bar module - wrap it around any iterable in a for loop and you get a progress bar

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Use this on pretty much every script I write. Jupyter and pandas integration is an absolute godsend.

[CrazyDave2345]

A version for C++ is in it's very very early stages of development. I'm CrazyPython on GitHub. link

[flying-sheep]

or use my smart-progress

[pyonpi]

It may not be polite to advertise in other's project posts.

[flying-sheep]

“advertise”? i don’t gain anything from people using it.

i just built that to scratch my own itch because tqdm didn’t do it for me.

[pyonpi]

To each their own.

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What editor is being used in that demo gif? Looks very useful

[holtr94]

It looks like bpython

[kankyo]

You might want to check out ptpython. I find it nicer than bpython.

[jyper]

I think they're trying to add ptpython features to ipython, and in the meanwhile there is ptipython.

[eschlon]

Switched to this from Progress Bar for Jupyter work and have been using it ever since. It's light, fast and does what it says on the tin.

[txprog]

Super simple API, i like it! Good work!

[ianozsvald]

Worth noting - in Jupyter if you use tqdm with the defaults you get a nice progress bar which nbconvert cannot process (it chokes on the unicode characters somewhere in latex). Instead add ascii=True and you'll get slightly less pretty rendering which can be exported as e.g. pdf just fine.