Have you ever needed a progress bar in your Python command-line application? One great way of creating a progress bar is to use the alive-progress package

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Alive-progress is a Python package created by Rogério Sampaio de Almeida that offers various types of progress bars for terminal or IPython REPL sessions. It is easily installable via pip and works with any iterable. The package includes demo scripts for showcasing its capabilities and provides several examples on GitHub to help integrate it into your own code. Useful for enhancing command-line utilities by displaying data processing progress.

Create Amazing Progress Bars in Python with alive-progress

<p>Love this. This is one of the frequent things I often had a use for, but never really had the time to look up good solution for it when encountered in the past, so I have don’e some bare minimum cause it has never been a requirement. Will keep this one in mind from now on. Thanks for a great tool!</p>


<p>I think tqdm library makes the same</p>
