Closed chirag-ghosh closed 4 months ago
what you do mean exactly? you want things to be logged and also show a progressbar, like at the bottom of the terminal?
you could log to a file instead and track the log there instead of in the same stdout
what you do mean exactly? you want things to be logged and also show a progressbar, like at the bottom of the terminal?
Yes
you could log to a file instead and track the log there instead of in the same stdout
Sure but I wanted to log to the terminal itself and wondered if there's a way. Not a big deal though
I do this by clearing the bar, logging what I need to, and then re-rendering the bar, like
pBar.Clear()
logStuff()
pBar.RenderBlank()
It works, but you'll need to make sure there aren't concurrent progress bar updates, there isn't any inappropriate buffering, etc.
good advice @csw, it is tricky though if you have multiple logging lines and have to sandwich all of them.
@chirag-ghosh you might need to look at another project like mpb or something (not sure if that doesn't either). I think generally logging + progressbars are not a thing...I've only seen them in the docker build
functions so maybe that codebase will give you a hint (though I bet its complicated).
I'm closing this because its not part of the scope
If other logs are printed while the progressbar runs, this happens
Is there a way to remove those leftover progressbar lines?