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do you have some use case at hand? code snippet or better some fork of SE to mock this scenario? or example of this? I mean more so that this request turns more into an specification. |
@cordoval he already said the use-case...
I think sub progresses should be read as multiple progressbars. And that isn't possible sense the helpers are statefull and shared. A related issue would then be #9788 (for the tablehelper) I propose to change the helper mechanism to something that returns a ProgressBar object, instead of using the ProgressHelper to display the progress bar: public function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output)
{
$progressHelper = $this->getHelperSet()get('progress');
$mainProgressBar = $progressHelper->createProgressBar($output);
$mainProgressBar->start(count($files));
foreach ($files as $file) {
$fileProgressBar = $progressHelper->createProgressBar($output);
$fileProgressBar->start(100);
// ... advantage file progress bar
$mainProgressBar->advantage();
}
} The only problem will be that it's difficult to render 2 progress bars in the console, since we can't rewrite a previous line (only the current line). |
Maybe create progress set like
then usage would be like
as @wouterj mentioned we can't rewrite previous line (at least not all terminals supports that), so we should display all progress bars in one line like
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As #10356 makes the progress bar stateless, it's now easy to accomplish (some examples in the PR notes) |
This PR was merged into the 2.5-dev branch. Discussion ---------- [Console] A better progress bar | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | no | BC breaks? | no | Deprecations? | no | Tests pass? | yes | Fixed tickets | #9573, #9574, #10187, #9951, related to #9788 | License | MIT | Doc PR | symfony/symfony-docs#3626 TODO: - [x] add some docs See what this PR allows you to do easily:  ## New ProgressBar class First, this PR deprecates `ProgressHelper` in favor of `ProgressBar`. The main difference is that the new `ProgressBar` class represents a single progress bar, which allows for more than one bar to be displayed at a time: ```php use Symfony\Component\Console\Helper\ProgressBar; use Symfony\Component\Console\Output\ConsoleOutput; $output = new ConsoleOutput(); $bar1 = new ProgressBar($output, 10); $bar2 = new ProgressBar($output, 20); $bar2->setProgressCharacter('#'); $bar1->start(); print "\n"; $bar2->start(); for ($i = 1; $i <= 20; $i++) { // up one line $output->write("\033[1A"); usleep(100000); if ($i <= 10) { $bar1->advance(); } print "\n"; $bar2->advance(); } ``` And here is how it looks like when run:  ## Format Placeholders This pull request refactors the way placeholders in the progress bar are managed. It is now possible to add new placeholders or replace existing ones: ```php // set a new placeholder ProgressBar::setPlaceholderFormatterDefinition('remaining_steps', function (ProgressBar $bar) { return $bar->getMaxSteps() - $bar->getStep(); }); // change the behavior of an existing placeholder ProgressBar::setPlaceholderFormatterDefinition('max', function (ProgressBar $bar) { return $bar->getMaxSteps() ?: '~'; }); ``` Several new built-in placeholders have also been added: * `%remaining%`: Display the remaining time * `%estimated%`: Display the estimated time of the whole "task" * `%memory%`: Display the memory usage ## Formats Formats can also be added (or built-in ones modified): ```php ProgressBar::setFormatDefinition('simple', '%current%'); $bar->setFormat('simple'); // is equivalent to $bar->setFormat('%current%'); ``` Built-in formats are: * `quiet` * `normal` * `verbose` * `quiet_nomax` * `normal_nomax` * `verbose_nomax` ## Format Messages You can also set arbitrary messages that depends on the progression in the progress bar: ```php $bar = new ProgressBar($output, 10); $bar->setFormat("%message% %current%/%max% [%bar%]"); $bar->setMessage('started'); $bar->start(); $bar->setMessage('advancing'); $bar->advance(); $bar->setMessage('finish'); $bar->finish(); ``` You are not limited to a single message (`message` being just the default one): ```php $bar = new ProgressBar($output, 10); $bar->setFormat("%message% %current%/%max% [%bar%] %end%"); $bar->setMessage('started'); $bar->setMessage('', 'end'); $bar->start(); $bar->setMessage('advancing'); $bar->advance(); $bar->setMessage('finish'); $bar->setMessage('ended...', 'end'); $bar->finish(); ``` ## Multiline Formats A progress bar can now span more than one line: ```php $bar->setFormat("%current%/%max% [%bar%]\n%message%"); ``` ## Flexible Format Definitions The hardcoded formatting for some placeholders (like `%percent%` or `%elapsed%`) have been removed in favor of a `sprintf`-like format: ```php $bar->setFormat("%current%/%max% [%bar%] %percent:3s%"); ``` Notice the `%percent:3s%` placeholder. Here, `%3s` is going to be used when rendering the placeholder. ## ANSI colors and Emojis The new progress bar output can now contain ANSI colors and.or Emojis (see the small video at the top of this PR). Commits ------- 0d1a58c [Console] made formats even more flexible 8c0022b [Console] fixed progress bar when using ANSI colors and Emojis 38f7a6f [Console] fixed PHP comptability 244d3b8 [Console] added a way to globally add a progress bar format or modify a built-in one a9d47eb [Console] added a way to add a custom message on a progress bar 7a30e50 [Console] added support for multiline formats in ProgressBar 1aa7b8c [Console] added more default placeholder formatters for the progress bar 2a78a09 [Console] refactored the progress bar to allow placeholder to be extensible 4e76aa3 [Console] added ProgressBar (to replace the stateful ProgressHelper class)
It's often necessary to display more than one progress helper.
Assume you have DownloadFiles command which downloads 100 files (one by one) from internet. So I want to render total progress (downloaded files) and download progress for current file
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