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How can I make a download progress bar with download speed, total file size, estimated remaining time and so on, like this demo ⬇️
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The code is linked in that same example folder. You can essentially use p.Send to send updated values to your bubble tea program. In this case, there's a function that is constantly receiving the progress updates and sends that to our bubble tea program with p.Send. Does that answer the question? If not, I can try again :) |
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Here's the link to the example: https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea/tree/master/examples/progress-download |
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I've read that example and it answers part of the question. I'm more curious about how to display information such as elapsed time, estimated remaining time, and file size. |
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Oh gotcha, thanks for clarifying. I don't have time to dive into solving the time calculations at the moment, but you can pass any and all data from the response to your bubble tea program. Here I've updated the example to also include the download progress in bytes alongside the progress bar. I hope that helps! https://github.com/bashbunni/answering-issues/tree/main/progress |
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Thanks! This is very helpful. |
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The code is linked in that same example folder. You can essentially use p.Send to send updated values to your bubble tea program. In this case, there's a function that is constantly receiving the progress updates and sends that to our bubble tea program with p.Send. Does that answer the question? If not, I can try again :)