Open willfig opened 7 years ago
I'll look into it. Hopefully with pypy, the code should take less than 30 seconds to run. However, I agree it is a good idea. The idea with verbose was to try and print text after each stage is completed, but if one stage takes a long time there won't be any output.
Potentially a solution could be found using this library: https://github.com/tqdm/tqdm
Does this mean you implemented this?
Yep, just quickly did it this morning.
I also added some notes on Yammer about running your python code in a virtual environment. Its good practice for python code. The steps are for running it via the command line. But PyCharm actually bundles virtual environments in with the IDE (https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2017.1/creating-virtual-environment.html)
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Had to temporarily remove to get working on the linux server, as it does not allow connections to the internet to download the required python package.
Would there be any way to give a progress indicator when the script is running, especially for the more time consuming steps?