Hey there, fellow code enthusiasts! 🖐️
Ever found yourself staring at the screen, waiting for an endless script to finish or a gigantic file to upload? 😓 Well, I’ve been there, done that. After some sleepless nights of coding and tons of coffee ☕, I’m proud to present: PaceTrace, a progress bar library for Node.js that’s as customizable as it is user-friendly!
🌟 Here’s What PaceTrace Can Do 🌟
So, why should PaceTrace be your new darling in the vast sea of progress bar libraries? 🌊 Let’s dive in:
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Make it your own: With PaceTrace, you choose your progress bar’s length and appearance. Stick with the trusty ‘=’ or ‘#’, go for a sleek ‘█’, or add some fun with ‘⣿’, ‘★’, ‘♥’, or even a character of your own choosing! 🌈
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Pick a side… or the middle: Left? Right? Center? Your progress bar, your call! 🎯
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Show or hide the progress percentage: It’s your choice whether to display the progress percentage or keep it hidden. 🕵️
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Play with the format: PaceTrace lets you set your progress bar format. You can use placeholders for the bar, percentage, current value, and total value. 🛠️
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Automatic stop and clear: Configure PaceTrace to pause the progress bar automatically when it’s done, or even wipe the console clean. 🧹
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Cursor visibility: If you prefer not having the console cursor showing while the progress bar is active, simply hide it. 🐭
📦 Installation: A Walk in the Park 🌳
Getting PaceTrace on your system is a breeze. All it takes is a simple npm command:
npm install pace-trace
For those of you using yarn, fear not! We’ve got you covered:
npm install pace-trace
🚀 How Do You Use PaceTrace? 🚀
Getting PaceTrace up and running is as easy as pie 🥧. Just import it, create a new instance, and you’re off to the races:
import PaceTrace from 'pacetrace';
const progress = new PaceTrace(100, { barStyle: 'star' });
Then, increment or decrement the progress to your heart’s content:
progress.increment(10);
progress.decrement(5);
When you’re ready to show off the progress bar, simply call the log method:
progress.log();
👨💻 Behind the Scenes 👩💻
PaceTrace is brought to life with TypeScript, promising type safety and providing Visual Studio Code users with top-notch IntelliSense support. And of course, we’ve got a suite of tests to ensure the library is as reliable as it gets, covering both main functionalities and those tricky edge cases. 💪
🎈 Wrapping Up 🎈
In a nutshell, PaceTrace is here to jazz up your console output with a customizable progress bar. It’s open-source and just an npm install away. So, what are you waiting for? Give it a whirl and drop a line to let me know your thoughts. Happy coding! 🚀🎉
🤝 Let’s Collaborate and Innovate Together 🚀
PaceTrace is more than just a library; it’s a testament to the power of open-source collaboration. Your insights, your creativity, and your passion can take it to new heights.
So, don’t be a stranger! If you’ve got a great idea or a constructive critique, we’re all ears. Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or just drop a 🌟 if you like what you see. After all, it’s the thoughts and contributions from you, the amazing coding community, that keep the wheels of innovation turning.
Here’s where the magic happens: PaceTrace on GitHub
Together, we can make PaceTrace an even more powerful tool for Node.js developers worldwide. Ready to jump in? Let’s code a better tomorrow, one progress bar at a time! 🛠️🌐🎉
