ClikaRT::progress

namespace

Classes

Name	Description
Bar	A lightweight handle to a bar owned by a ProgressGroup. Returned by ProgressGroup::add_bar(); copyable and non-owning (valid while its group lives). Configure it with the fluent setters, then drive it; a bar may be added, configured, and driven at ANY time, including after the group has started rendering other bars (each bar materializes on its own first drive). Driving is safe at every point in the bar's life: a completed bar accepts further set_progress/total/postfix calls.
ProgressBar	A standalone determinate progress bar over an arbitrary [min, max] range.
ProgressGroup	Owns and renders several bars as one block: it controls the whole region and its cursor, so parallel bars never interleave or jump. print_above emits a line above the live bars without corrupting them (raw on a terminal; routed through the default logging channel (logging::logger()) when output isn't a terminal, so a handler installed there receives it). Writes to stdout.
Spinner	An indeterminate activity spinner for work with no measurable progress.

Enumerations

enum Color

enum class Color

Foreground color for a widget. Default keeps the terminal's own color.

Enumerator	Description
Default	the terminal's own color
Black	ANSI black.
Red	ANSI red.
Green	ANSI green.
Yellow	ANSI yellow.
Blue	ANSI blue.
Magenta	ANSI magenta.
Cyan	ANSI cyan.
White	ANSI white.
BrightBlack	bright ANSI black (gray)
BrightRed	bright ANSI red
BrightGreen	bright ANSI green
BrightYellow	bright ANSI yellow
BrightBlue	bright ANSI blue
BrightMagenta	bright ANSI magenta
BrightCyan	bright ANSI cyan
BrightWhite	bright ANSI white

Declared in ClikaRT/progress/progress.h, line 35

ClikaRT/progress/progress.h

#include <ClikaRT/progress/progress.h>

ClikaRT::progress: terminal progress bars, spinners, and a single-owner multi-bar group with print-above-the-bar logging.

ProgressBar bar;
bar.total(50).prefix("Training").color(Color::Green)
   .show_percent().show_eta().show_rate().unit("step");
for (int i = 1; i <= 50; ++i) bar.set_progress(i);
bar.done();

Output auto-disables when it isn't a terminal (piped / redirected), so logs stay clean. On a console that cannot show UTF-8 (a Windows console outside the UTF-8 code page, a POSIX C locale) the block glyphs give way to their ASCII forms; on Windows a live region also switches the console to VT processing and the UTF-8 code page for its lifetime and restores both after. Rendering never mutates global locale and never throws. Backed by the internal progress engine.

Configure a widget with the fluent setters BEFORE driving it (they take effect on the first draw); then drive it with set_progress() / tick() / done().