How to use the disableProgress function from npmlog

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npmlog.disableProgress is a function that disables progress bars in npmlog logging.

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## log.enableProgress()

Enable the display of log activity spinner and progress bar

## log.disableProgress()

Disable the display of a progress bar

## log.enableUnicode()

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error-handler.js

GitHub: node-hocus-pocus/thaumaturgy

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var chain = require('slide').chain
var writeStream = require('fs-write-stream-atomic')
var nameValidator = require('validate-npm-package-name')

process.on('exit', function (code) {
  log.disableProgress()
  if (!npm.config || !npm.config.loaded) return
  if (code) itWorked = false
  if (itWorked) log.info('ok')
  else {

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How does npmlog.disableProgress work?

The npmlog.disableProgress function is a method from the npmlog package that disables the progress bar output for the current logger instance. When called, it sets the internal _showProgress flag to false and prevents progress bar output from being displayed in the console. This can be useful in cases where progress bars interfere with the display of other logging information, or where the progress bar is not needed or desired.

npmlog.js

GitHub: wvbe/node-schematron

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stats.totalTime = Date.now() - timeStartAnalysis;

const msPerDocument = (stats.totalTime / stats.files).toFixed(2);
const documentPerSecond = (stats.files / stats.totalTime * 1000).toFixed(2);

npmlog.disableProgress();

npmlog.verbose(null, '%s milliseconds total', stats.totalTime);
npmlog.verbose(null, '%s milliseconds per document', msPerDocument);
npmlog.verbose(null, '%s documents per second', documentPerSecond);

cli.js

GitHub: LinusU/packard

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  })
  .catch(e => {
    log.disableProgress()
    log.error('inspect', e.stack)
  })
  .then(() => log.disableProgress())

  break
case 'pls':
  options.R.describe = 'directory root for an Artist/Album tree'

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Ai Example

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const npmlog = require("npmlog");
npmlog.disableProgress();

In this example, the disableProgress() function is called to disable progress logging in npmlog. Any subsequent npm command that uses npmlog will not show progress messages in the console.

logger.js

GitHub: Saartje87/nbob

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function enOrDisAbleProgress() {
        if (nrTrackers > 0) {
                log.enableProgress();
        } else {
                log.disableProgress();
        }
}

// Replace levels by my own

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villages.js

GitHub: macbre/faroese-resources

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    name_origin: await getNameOrigin(article),
    ipa: await getIPA(article),
    geo: await getGeo(article),
  });
}
logger.disableProgress();

// save the results
const filename = __dirname + "/villages.json";

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tracker.js

GitHub: ArMigELo/laravel_umarche

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  this[_progress].delete(section)

  // remove progress bar if all
  // trackers are finished
  if (this[_setProgress] && this[_progress].size === 0) {
    npmlog.disableProgress()
  }
} else if (!hasTracker && subsection === null) {
  // 1. no existing parent tracker, no subsection
  this[_onError](`Tracker "${section}" does not exist`)

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