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ts-progress-ascii

v3.1.1

Published

ASCII progress bars in the terminal

Downloads

2

Readme

ts-progress-ascii

Presets

import { Styles } from 'ts-progress-ascii for implemented presets

Template String

Variables

Keywords starting with @ will look for available keywords. If not valid, the character will just be printed out

// Available keywords
@spinner
@bar
@percentage
@completed
@total

Colors

Hex or color names can be used in the template string

(#blue)@spinner
(#6f3ddb)@spinner
// Color names
(#red)
(#green)
(#blue)
(#yellow)
(#purple)
(#cyan)
(#gray)
(#white)
(#black)

// Hex Codes
(#6f3ddb)
(#e8b4c3)
(#0b5a95)

Styles

Loader

The spinners are an array of strings, each item being a frame to the animation. They are cycled through every time .tick() is run

['◢', '◣', '◤', '◥'] Triangle
['◰', '◳', '◲', '◱'] Corner Squares

Many of the default animations are too long to display here

Bar

A tuple of two items is used, the first being the filled character, and the second the empty character

["█" , "░"] Rect_DottedRect
["-", " "] Hyphen_Space
["#" , "-"] Hash_Hyphen
["■" , " "] Square_Empty
["■" , "-"] Square_Hyphen
["■" , "□"] Square_EmptySquare
["▰" , "▱"] Slant_EmptySlant

License

The scripts and documentation in this project are released under the MIT License