How to use the enableProgress function from npmlog
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GitHub: paytm/npmlog
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## log.disableColor() Disable colors on all messages. ## log.enableProgress() Enable the display of log activity spinner and progress bar ## log.disableProgress()
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GitHub: wvbe/node-schematron
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let npmlogItem = null; let timeStartAnalysis = null; events.on('start', () => { npmlog.verbose('init', '%s files located in %s milliseconds', stats.files, Date.now() - timeStartGlob); npmlog.enableProgress(); npmlog.info('init', `Starting validation`); npmlogItem = npmlog.newItem('0 of ' + stats.files, stats.files); timeStartAnalysis = Date.now();
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GitHub: LinusU/packard
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}) .argv roots = argv.R.map(r => untildify(r)) log.silly('artists', 'argv', argv) log.enableProgress() scanArtists(roots, groups).then(roots => { log.disableProgress() for (let [root, sorted] of roots) { if (sorted.length) {
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GitHub: Saartje87/nbob
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var loggerMap = {}; var trackerGroup = log.newGroup(); function enOrDisAbleProgress() { if (nrTrackers > 0) { log.enableProgress(); } else { log.disableProgress(); } }
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// prepare the results const results = { villages: [], }; logger.enableProgress(); logger.info("villages", "Fetching data"); let idx = 0; for (const article of articles) {
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} else if (!hasTracker && subsection === null) { // 1. no existing tracker, no subsection // Create a new tracker from npmlog // starts progress bar if (this[_setProgress] && this[_progress].size === 0) { npmlog.enableProgress() } this[_progress].set(section, npmlog.newGroup(section)) } else if (!hasTracker && subsection !== null) {
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