Usage without a context manager

I’d like to use this progress bar with a framework, but that framework provides a mechanism for updating a progress indicator that the framework calls. Ie it’s kinda like:

class MyProgressIndicator(BaseClassFromFramework):
    def update(self, current_count, total):
        # update the progress bar here

The idea is that I register MyProgressIndicator with the framework, and it instantiates MyProgressIndicator for me, and calls update() each time it processes an item. Ideally I’d like to use alive-progress here, but the problem is that there’s no place in the way this framework works for registering a context manager. Ideally, what I’d like to do is something like:

class MyProgressIndicator(BaseClassFromFramework):
    def __init__(self, total_to_process):
        self.alive_bar = alive_bar(total_to_process)

    def update(self, current_count, total):
        self.alive_bar()   # update the progress bar 

Is there some way to achieve that?

[rsalmei]

Yes, of course it is an option! It is actually to use a variable number of context managers, but could be used with just one for this purpose. I didn’t suggest it because it is for Python 3 only, and prefer solutions that work anywhere. Thanks.

[rsalmei]

No problem man, glad to see it did work! You’re welcome 👍