Proglog callback documentation needed

[tburrows13]

The main new feature in version 1.0 is the ability to customise the progress bars using the library Proglog. This is almost entirely undocumented apart from a section in the README. The relevant commit is bfad5ea.

[Zulko]

Hey! The proper documentation for this would be to refer to simply refer to the proglog Github page:

https://github.com/Edinburgh-Genome-Foundry/Proglog

[512DuncanL]

How would I make a text based progress bar?

[Zulko]

How would I make a text based progress bar?

Can you describe the effect you are looking for?

[512DuncanL]

Something that looks like
Progress: |################## | (90%)

[512DuncanL]

it should stay after the process ends

[Zulko]

Ok. Proglog is not really a way to make custom progress bars, it is a system to redirect the progress data to the framework of your choice (either a python progress bar logger like tqdm, or a tkinter or web-ui logger).

So what you are trying to achieve is doable but the steps would be:

• Find a progress bar framework you like, and that looks like the progress bar you showed above.
• Write a MyCustomBarLogger class (on the model of TqdmBarLogger) that works with that framework you like.
• Provide a MyCustomBarLogger instance as the logger in MoviePy.

[nimaid]

For those finding this page while searching how to use the proglog features that Moviepy has, I have the info you need: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69423410/moviepy-getting-progress-bar-values

[OsaAjani]

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