Progress indicator

[willfig]

Would there be any way to give a progress indicator when the script is running, especially for the more time consuming steps?

[shawes]

I'll look into it. Hopefully with pypy, the code should take less than 30 seconds to run. However, I agree it is a good idea. The idea with verbose was to try and print text after each stage is completed, but if one stage takes a long time there won't be any output.

Potentially a solution could be found using this library: https://github.com/tqdm/tqdm

[willfig]

Does this mean you implemented this?

[shawes]

Yep, just quickly did it this morning. I also added some notes on Yammer about running your python code in a virtual environment. Its good practice for python code. The steps are for running it via the command line. But PyCharm actually bundles virtual environments in with the IDE (https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2017.1/creating-virtual-environment.html)

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[shawes]

Had to temporarily remove to get working on the linux server, as it does not allow connections to the internet to download the required python package.