Synchronous spinner
See original GitHub issueSupport synchronous spinners which switch frames upon explicit request from a working thread like.
with Halo(spinner='dots') as spinner:
for f in files_to_load():
spinner.next(text="Loading %s" %f) # or .step(), or .tick(), or…
do_load_file(f)
This can (as far as I understand) be achieved with .frame() but isn’t as concise as the above. Possibly don’t render new frame more often than interval.
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How about this way? I think it can do what you want.
Happy to update #132 and check it still works, if the feature might still be of interest @manrajgrover?