Closed AR-234 closed 2 years ago
Thanks! Indeed this sounds like a very helpful addition for large batches, especially with the recent optimisations that make it reasonable to launch with large numbers such as --count 10000
.
However, I think I'd like to do it myself, because I have some ideas to make it even better. Instead of --onlycosts
, I propose to implement the following options:
--no-item
(hide the item)--no-total
(hide the "Total" line)--no-cost
(hide the cost breakdown)--no-echo
(ignore echo
and show
and show_mod_pool
instructions)--progress
(add a progress bar showing how many items we computed already)--summary
(same as --no-item --no-total --no-cost --no-echo --progress
)--no-histogram
(do not show the histogram)Your --onlycosts
could be achieved with --no-item --no-total --no-histogram
.
What do you think? I think I'll start working on this soon.
I implemented my proposal, except that:
--progress
--short
(same as --no-item --no-cost --no-echo
)I think that --short
(which can be abbreviated as -s
) gives a nice middle-ground to still see progress, while --summary
(which can be abbreviated as -S
) should solve your use case.
Sounds awesome, thanks. Closed ❤️
Adds --onlycosts flag, items are not displayed after being crafted, nor the profit after every item. Does only show the average cost
Usefull for large counts of crafts to save time because the console doesn't need to render a lot of crap or diskspace in case of a log file.
Use only if you know the craft always gives the item you want..