pynimbar
is a Python package that provides a simple and customizable loading animation for console-based applications. The package allows you to create loading animations with custom text, as well as adjust the animation speed and style.
You can install pynimbar
using pip:
pip install pynimbar
pynimbar
provides a context manager that allows you to use the loading animation as a context manager. This can be useful if you want to ensure that the loading animation is automatically stopped when an error occurs or when your code finishes executing. For example:
from pynimbar import loading_animation
from time import sleep
with loading_animation('Processing data...'):
sleep(5)
You can customize the appearance and behavior of the loading animation using the following parameters:
text
(str): The text to display during the animation.success_msg
(str, optional): The text to display when the animation is done. Defaults to'ok'
.animation_frequency
(float, optional): The frequency of the animation. Defaults to0.1
.break_on_error
(bool, optional): Whether to break on error. Defaults toFalse
.verbose_errors
(bool, optional): Whether to print the error traceback. Defaults toFalse
.frames
(str, optional): The frames of the animation. Defaults to'|/-\\'
.
If you have any suggestions or improvements for pynimbar, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on the GitHub repository. We appreciate any feedback or contributions!