I couldn't find a progress bar package, so I created one.
This package is available via the Swift Package Manager. Simply add .package(url: "https://github.com/theBreadCompany/swiftbar.git", from: "1.0.0") to your Package.swift or https://github.com/theBreadCompany/swiftbar.git to your project's package dependencies.
This module is (yet) rather... simple. I. e. create a bar with the length of your_collection.count, loop through your_collection and update with bar.setPrgress(bar.getProgress() + 1) or bar += 1.
If you want to see it in action, clone (git clone https://github.com/theBreadCompany/swiftbar.git) the repo, cd into it, type swift build and execute either .build/debug/Example, .build/debug/Example2 or .build/debug/Example3.
Please keep in mind that there may be unexpected behaviour as the Xcode "terminal" isn't an actual terminal.
- Introduce a tqdm (python) inspired collection that prints a bar as it is being subscripted
- Add styles
- Enable custom styles by adding cases entries to the ProgressbarStyle enum and
- Add speed of iterations, including units
I am happy about any way of supporting me, may it be suggesting new ideas or reporting bugs ^^.