Closed maborak closed 4 years ago
Hello, first of all. Congrats for an excellent job.
Hello man, thank you! Appreciated.
In your example code, since you send pages one by one, I think it would cleaner if you'd put the bar()
call just after the process_page
.
Anyway, yes, there is a way, just use the manual
mode! With it you can put the bar in whatever position you like.
So before exiting the alive_bar
context, you send 100% to it! Something like this:
with alive_bar(total_predicted_items, manual=True) as bar:
bar(0., "Processing...") # acts as a default message.
for page in nop: # I'm assuming `page` is an int, since you pass it to `page_number` below.
lr.process_page(page_number=page)
bar(page / total_predicted_items)
bar(1.) # marks it to 100% before leaving the context.
That's it!
You should even continue to send the predicted total to the starting alive_bar
call, even being seammingly unnecessary, to still get the throughput and ETA widgets.
You're welcome 👍.
Hey @maborak, have you had the chance to test it? Did it work now for you?
Closing this, please reopen if needed 👍
Hello, first of all. Congrats for an excellent job.
Second:
I am using the package in a scrapping ebook project where the total of items is not accurate, so at the end the progress bar will show only 80%/100% and end the iteration process
And this is ok. But i want to know if there is a way to tell to bar() that the process is completed and mark it as 100%/100%
Is that possible?
Thank you