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https://habr.com/ru/post/276725/
I ran this code: ```python import time from time import sleep def check_url(url): sleep(0.1) urls = range(100) for url in log_progress(urls, every=1): check_url(url) for index in log_progress(range(100), every=1): # print("testing")...
This is simply AMAZING. Any idea if I can install it via pip/conda so I can import them? Again, Thanks. Errrneist 20181022.
Are you considering releasing this on PyPi?
First thanks a lot for the great work, I am using log_progress in a couple of Notebooks and it improves presentations to my customers a lot. Currently I am shifting...
This is by far the best progress bar to use in Jupyter, so thank you! I am being greedy now, would it be possible to implement an ETA based on...
iterrows
Trying with iterrows to iterate through data frame rows: > for index, c in log_progress(df_search.iterrows(), every=1): It doesn't seem to be able to identify the number of items. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16199216/39684395-efa76762-51fe-11e8-8895-07bcb8f7032c.png)
Thank you so much for sharing! This is pretty awesome! I would love to see this as some standard package somewhere so that I do not need to copy this...
say you've got a NumPy array [1,2,3...] and a function func(x) so you do: vecfunc=numpy.vectorize(func) and then use the power of vectorization to: vecfunc(x) how would you hack this together?
Hi, great work on the progressbar, helped me a lot! Here are a couple of suggestions for improvements: - Have the code in a separate python file - Use HBox...
Hi. I am relatively new to jupyter/ipython, and this looks just like what I need in order to not get bored and turn off the calculation in themiddle. I was...