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+Name:		python-pyprog
+Version:	1.1.0.post2
+Release:	1
+Summary:	A library for creating super customizable progress indicators.
+License:	GNU AGPLv3
+URL:		https://github.com/Bill13579/pyprog
+Source0:	https://mirrors.nju.edu.cn/pypi/web/packages/8a/13/f61254d7e503fb043cc7a822e9fc67d1eb49556c5c43d1f3501e0407f7db/pyprog-1.1.0.post2.tar.gz
+BuildArch:	noarch
+
+
+%description
+# Introduction
+
+PyProg is an Open-Source library for creating progress indicators (e.g. progress bars). It helps you create customizable progress indicators. This library is for Python.
+
+# Compatibility
+
+PyProg is compatible with both Python 3 and Python 2, and will also work on Qt Console.
+
+# Getting Started
+
+## Installation
+
+Latest Release: `pip install pyprog`
+
+Latest Development Release: `pip install git+https://github.com/Bill13579/pyprog.git@develop`
+
+After you have installed PyProg, you can test if it has been successfully installed by running `import pyprog` in python. If PyProg was installed successfully, it should show no errors.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Bar
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Bar
+
+To create a basic progress bar, follow these steps:
+
+1. Install PyProg ([Guide](#installation "How to install PyProg"))
+2. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+3. Create a `ProgressBar` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")`
+4. Show the bar: `prog.update()`
+5. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+6. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Bar last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop:
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 100):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Bar final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% #########################-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ##################################################  OK!
+```
+
+#### What is the first two parameters?
+
+The first two parameters in `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` is for telling PyProg what to put before and after the progress indicator.
+
+Example:
+
+```
+ :-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+  ^                                 ^                                  ^
+Prefix                             Bar                              Suffix
+```
+
+### Pretty Progress Bar
+
+You can also add more options to make it look good.
+
+Adding options `complete_symbol="█", not_complete_symbol="-"` will change the original output to:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% █████████████████████████-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ██████████████████████████████████████████████████  OK!
+```
+
+### Auto calculate the percentage
+
+PyProg can also auto calculate the current percentage. You just need to tell PyProg the total number of things you need to process.
+
+Change the line `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` to `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "", <Total Number of things>)`, and PyProg will calculate the percentage for you based on the status that you give it.
+
+To use it in our simple progress bar code, if we have 37 tasks to do, we can change this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+```
+
+to this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!", 37)
+```
+
+And also change the fake for loop from `for i in range(0, 100):` to `for i in range(0, 37):`, and it will auto calculate the percentage and show it to the user.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+To create a basic progress indicator (fraction), follow these steps:
+
+1. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+2. Create a `ProgressIndicatorFraction` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction("", "", <Total number of things>)` (Replace "<Total number of things>" with the total number of tasks or things you need to process)
+3. Show the indicator: `prog.update()`
+4. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+5. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop (We are using 56 as the total in this example):
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressIndicatorFraction Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction(":-) ", " OK!", 56)
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 56):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) 0/56 OK!
+
+When half done:
+:-) 28/56 OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) 56/56 OK!
+```
+
+# Documentation
+
+## Progress Indicator Parameters
+
+### Options for ProgressBar
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total (default is 100)
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process. We used it in the [Auto calculate the percentage](#auto-calculate-the-percentage "Auto calculate the percentage") section.
+
+#### bar_length (default is 50)
+
+This tells PyProg how long should the bar should be.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the bar.
+
+#### decimals (default is 0)
+
+How many decimals should the percent have.
+
+#### complete_symbol (default is "#")
+
+The complete symbol will be shown in the complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">#############################</span>---------------------&nbsp;
+
+#### not_complete_symbol (default is "-")
+
+The not complete symbol will be shown in the not yet complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% #############################<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">---------------------</span>&nbsp;
+
+#### progress_loc (default is 0)
+
+Where the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text should be shown.
+
+Possible Values:<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_START or 0 - Show both at the start<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE or 1 - Show both at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_END or 2 - Show both at the end<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID or 3 - Show explanation (prefix) at the start and the progress text at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID or 4 - Show explanation (prefix) at the end and the progress text at the middle of the bar
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_START:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE:<br/>
+\################ <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_END:<br/>
+\################---------------------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span>
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress:  </span>################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> -----------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+\################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> ----------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>
+
+#### progress_format (default is "+p%")
+
+Format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+#### progress_explain (default is "Progress: ")
+
+This is the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Example position of progress explanation:
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>32% ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### wrap_bar_prefix (default is " ")
+
+The prefix of the bar.
+
+#### wrap_bar_suffix (default is " ")
+
+The suffix of the bar.
+
+### Options for ProgressIndicatorFraction
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the indicator.
+
+## Progress Indicator Functions
+
+### Functions for ProgressBar
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: current<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Set the current progress and update the progress bar.
+
+#### progress()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Increase the progress by the given amount.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress bar so that it shows the current progress.<br/>
+Note: Also call this to initiate the bar.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress bar.
+
+#### end_m()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: msg<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+End the progress bar with a message.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+#### set_bar_length()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: bar_length
+
+Set the length of the bar
+
+#### set_decimals()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: decimals
+
+Set the number of decimals for the percent
+
+#### set_symbols()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: symbols
+
+Set the complete symbol and the not complete symbol. `symbols` has to be a tuple: (complete symbol, not complete symbol)
+
+#### set_progress_loc()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_loc
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text location. See [the progress_loc parameter](#user-content-progress_loc-default-is-0 "progress_loc") section for the possible values.
+
+#### set_progress_explain()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_explain
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### set_wrap_bar_text()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix, suffix
+
+Set the wrap bar text (the prefix and the suffix of the bar).
+
+#### set_progress_format()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_format
+
+Set the format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+### Functions for ProgressIndicatorFunction
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress indicator so that it shows the current progress.
+Note: Also call this to initiate the indicator.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress indicator.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+
+
+
+%package -n python3-pyprog
+Summary:	A library for creating super customizable progress indicators.
+Provides:	python-pyprog
+BuildRequires:	python3-devel
+BuildRequires:	python3-setuptools
+BuildRequires:	python3-pip
+%description -n python3-pyprog
+# Introduction
+
+PyProg is an Open-Source library for creating progress indicators (e.g. progress bars). It helps you create customizable progress indicators. This library is for Python.
+
+# Compatibility
+
+PyProg is compatible with both Python 3 and Python 2, and will also work on Qt Console.
+
+# Getting Started
+
+## Installation
+
+Latest Release: `pip install pyprog`
+
+Latest Development Release: `pip install git+https://github.com/Bill13579/pyprog.git@develop`
+
+After you have installed PyProg, you can test if it has been successfully installed by running `import pyprog` in python. If PyProg was installed successfully, it should show no errors.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Bar
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Bar
+
+To create a basic progress bar, follow these steps:
+
+1. Install PyProg ([Guide](#installation "How to install PyProg"))
+2. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+3. Create a `ProgressBar` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")`
+4. Show the bar: `prog.update()`
+5. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+6. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Bar last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop:
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 100):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Bar final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% #########################-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ##################################################  OK!
+```
+
+#### What is the first two parameters?
+
+The first two parameters in `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` is for telling PyProg what to put before and after the progress indicator.
+
+Example:
+
+```
+ :-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+  ^                                 ^                                  ^
+Prefix                             Bar                              Suffix
+```
+
+### Pretty Progress Bar
+
+You can also add more options to make it look good.
+
+Adding options `complete_symbol="█", not_complete_symbol="-"` will change the original output to:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% █████████████████████████-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ██████████████████████████████████████████████████  OK!
+```
+
+### Auto calculate the percentage
+
+PyProg can also auto calculate the current percentage. You just need to tell PyProg the total number of things you need to process.
+
+Change the line `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` to `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "", <Total Number of things>)`, and PyProg will calculate the percentage for you based on the status that you give it.
+
+To use it in our simple progress bar code, if we have 37 tasks to do, we can change this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+```
+
+to this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!", 37)
+```
+
+And also change the fake for loop from `for i in range(0, 100):` to `for i in range(0, 37):`, and it will auto calculate the percentage and show it to the user.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+To create a basic progress indicator (fraction), follow these steps:
+
+1. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+2. Create a `ProgressIndicatorFraction` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction("", "", <Total number of things>)` (Replace "<Total number of things>" with the total number of tasks or things you need to process)
+3. Show the indicator: `prog.update()`
+4. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+5. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop (We are using 56 as the total in this example):
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressIndicatorFraction Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction(":-) ", " OK!", 56)
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 56):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) 0/56 OK!
+
+When half done:
+:-) 28/56 OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) 56/56 OK!
+```
+
+# Documentation
+
+## Progress Indicator Parameters
+
+### Options for ProgressBar
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total (default is 100)
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process. We used it in the [Auto calculate the percentage](#auto-calculate-the-percentage "Auto calculate the percentage") section.
+
+#### bar_length (default is 50)
+
+This tells PyProg how long should the bar should be.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the bar.
+
+#### decimals (default is 0)
+
+How many decimals should the percent have.
+
+#### complete_symbol (default is "#")
+
+The complete symbol will be shown in the complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">#############################</span>---------------------&nbsp;
+
+#### not_complete_symbol (default is "-")
+
+The not complete symbol will be shown in the not yet complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% #############################<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">---------------------</span>&nbsp;
+
+#### progress_loc (default is 0)
+
+Where the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text should be shown.
+
+Possible Values:<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_START or 0 - Show both at the start<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE or 1 - Show both at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_END or 2 - Show both at the end<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID or 3 - Show explanation (prefix) at the start and the progress text at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID or 4 - Show explanation (prefix) at the end and the progress text at the middle of the bar
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_START:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE:<br/>
+\################ <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_END:<br/>
+\################---------------------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span>
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress:  </span>################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> -----------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+\################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> ----------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>
+
+#### progress_format (default is "+p%")
+
+Format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+#### progress_explain (default is "Progress: ")
+
+This is the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Example position of progress explanation:
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>32% ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### wrap_bar_prefix (default is " ")
+
+The prefix of the bar.
+
+#### wrap_bar_suffix (default is " ")
+
+The suffix of the bar.
+
+### Options for ProgressIndicatorFraction
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the indicator.
+
+## Progress Indicator Functions
+
+### Functions for ProgressBar
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: current<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Set the current progress and update the progress bar.
+
+#### progress()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Increase the progress by the given amount.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress bar so that it shows the current progress.<br/>
+Note: Also call this to initiate the bar.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress bar.
+
+#### end_m()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: msg<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+End the progress bar with a message.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+#### set_bar_length()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: bar_length
+
+Set the length of the bar
+
+#### set_decimals()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: decimals
+
+Set the number of decimals for the percent
+
+#### set_symbols()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: symbols
+
+Set the complete symbol and the not complete symbol. `symbols` has to be a tuple: (complete symbol, not complete symbol)
+
+#### set_progress_loc()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_loc
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text location. See [the progress_loc parameter](#user-content-progress_loc-default-is-0 "progress_loc") section for the possible values.
+
+#### set_progress_explain()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_explain
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### set_wrap_bar_text()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix, suffix
+
+Set the wrap bar text (the prefix and the suffix of the bar).
+
+#### set_progress_format()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_format
+
+Set the format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+### Functions for ProgressIndicatorFunction
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress indicator so that it shows the current progress.
+Note: Also call this to initiate the indicator.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress indicator.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+
+
+
+%package help
+Summary:	Development documents and examples for pyprog
+Provides:	python3-pyprog-doc
+%description help
+# Introduction
+
+PyProg is an Open-Source library for creating progress indicators (e.g. progress bars). It helps you create customizable progress indicators. This library is for Python.
+
+# Compatibility
+
+PyProg is compatible with both Python 3 and Python 2, and will also work on Qt Console.
+
+# Getting Started
+
+## Installation
+
+Latest Release: `pip install pyprog`
+
+Latest Development Release: `pip install git+https://github.com/Bill13579/pyprog.git@develop`
+
+After you have installed PyProg, you can test if it has been successfully installed by running `import pyprog` in python. If PyProg was installed successfully, it should show no errors.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Bar
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Bar
+
+To create a basic progress bar, follow these steps:
+
+1. Install PyProg ([Guide](#installation "How to install PyProg"))
+2. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+3. Create a `ProgressBar` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")`
+4. Show the bar: `prog.update()`
+5. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+6. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Bar last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop:
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 100):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Bar final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% #########################-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ##################################################  OK!
+```
+
+#### What is the first two parameters?
+
+The first two parameters in `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` is for telling PyProg what to put before and after the progress indicator.
+
+Example:
+
+```
+ :-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+  ^                                 ^                                  ^
+Prefix                             Bar                              Suffix
+```
+
+### Pretty Progress Bar
+
+You can also add more options to make it look good.
+
+Adding options `complete_symbol="█", not_complete_symbol="-"` will change the original output to:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) Progress: 0% --------------------------------------------------  OK!
+
+When progress is 50:
+:-) Progress: 50% █████████████████████████-------------------------  OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) Progress: 100% ██████████████████████████████████████████████████  OK!
+```
+
+### Auto calculate the percentage
+
+PyProg can also auto calculate the current percentage. You just need to tell PyProg the total number of things you need to process.
+
+Change the line `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "")` to `prog = pyprog.ProgressBar("", "", <Total Number of things>)`, and PyProg will calculate the percentage for you based on the status that you give it.
+
+To use it in our simple progress bar code, if we have 37 tasks to do, we can change this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!")
+```
+
+to this:
+
+```python
+# Create a PyProg ProgressBar Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressBar(":-) ", " OK!", 37)
+```
+
+And also change the fake for loop from `for i in range(0, 100):` to `for i in range(0, 37):`, and it will auto calculate the percentage and show it to the user.
+
+## How to use the PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+### Basic PyProg Progress Indicator (Fraction)
+
+To create a basic progress indicator (fraction), follow these steps:
+
+1. Import PyProg: `import pyprog`
+2. Create a `ProgressIndicatorFraction` object: `prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction("", "", <Total number of things>)` (Replace "<Total number of things>" with the total number of tasks or things you need to process)
+3. Show the indicator: `prog.update()`
+4. To update the status, use `prog.set_stat(<status>)` to set the status and then use `prog.update()` to actually show the change
+5. When finished, use `prog.end()` to make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) last
+
+Example Code with Fake For loop (We are using 56 as the total in this example):
+
+```python
+import pyprog
+from time import sleep
+
+# Create a PyProg ProgressIndicatorFraction Object
+prog = pyprog.ProgressIndicatorFraction(":-) ", " OK!", 56)
+
+# Show the initial status
+prog.update()
+
+# Fake for loop
+for i in range(0, 56):
+
+	# Sleep for a while (This is just to slow down the for loop so that it won't end in an instant)
+	sleep(0.1)
+
+	# Update status
+	prog.set_stat(i + 1)
+
+	# Show (Update) the current status
+	prog.update()
+
+# Make the Progress Indicator (Fraction) final
+prog.end()
+```
+
+Output:
+
+```
+Initial State:
+:-) 0/56 OK!
+
+When half done:
+:-) 28/56 OK!
+
+Final State:
+:-) 56/56 OK!
+```
+
+# Documentation
+
+## Progress Indicator Parameters
+
+### Options for ProgressBar
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total (default is 100)
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process. We used it in the [Auto calculate the percentage](#auto-calculate-the-percentage "Auto calculate the percentage") section.
+
+#### bar_length (default is 50)
+
+This tells PyProg how long should the bar should be.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the bar.
+
+#### decimals (default is 0)
+
+How many decimals should the percent have.
+
+#### complete_symbol (default is "#")
+
+The complete symbol will be shown in the complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">#############################</span>---------------------&nbsp;
+
+#### not_complete_symbol (default is "-")
+
+The not complete symbol will be shown in the not yet complete part of the bar. We used it in the [Pretty Progress Bar](#pretty-progress-bar "Pretty Progress Bar") section.
+
+Example Position of complete symbol:
+Progress: 59% #############################<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">---------------------</span>&nbsp;
+
+#### progress_loc (default is 0)
+
+Where the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text should be shown.
+
+Possible Values:<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_START or 0 - Show both at the start<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE or 1 - Show both at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_END or 2 - Show both at the end<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID or 3 - Show explanation (prefix) at the start and the progress text at the middle of the bar<br/>
+	ProgressBar.PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID or 4 - Show explanation (prefix) at the end and the progress text at the middle of the bar
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_START:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_MIDDLE:<br/>
+\################ <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span> ------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_END:<br/>
+\################---------------------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: 32%</span>
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_START_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress:  </span>################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> -----------------------&nbsp;
+
+PROGRESS_LOC_EXP_END_PROGRESS_MID:<br/>
+\################----- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">32%</span> ----------------------- <span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>
+
+#### progress_format (default is "+p%")
+
+Format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+#### progress_explain (default is "Progress: ")
+
+This is the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Example position of progress explanation:
+<span style="background-color: #FFFF00">Progress: </span>32% ################----------------------------------&nbsp;
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### wrap_bar_prefix (default is " ")
+
+The prefix of the bar.
+
+#### wrap_bar_suffix (default is " ")
+
+The suffix of the bar.
+
+### Options for ProgressIndicatorFraction
+
+#### prefix
+
+The prefix of everything.
+
+#### suffix
+
+The suffix of everything.
+
+#### total
+
+This is the option that tells PyProg how many things or tasks you need to process.
+
+#### initial (default is 0)
+
+Initial status to show on the indicator.
+
+## Progress Indicator Functions
+
+### Functions for ProgressBar
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: current<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Set the current progress and update the progress bar.
+
+#### progress()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+Increase the progress by the given amount.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress bar so that it shows the current progress.<br/>
+Note: Also call this to initiate the bar.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress bar.
+
+#### end_m()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.1.0-0 ~<br/>
+Params: msg<br/>
+Note: This function is currently only available on the ProgressBar. Support for ProgressIndicatorFraction will come soon.
+
+End the progress bar with a message.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+#### set_bar_length()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: bar_length
+
+Set the length of the bar
+
+#### set_decimals()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: decimals
+
+Set the number of decimals for the percent
+
+#### set_symbols()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: symbols
+
+Set the complete symbol and the not complete symbol. `symbols` has to be a tuple: (complete symbol, not complete symbol)
+
+#### set_progress_loc()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_loc
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix) and the progress text location. See [the progress_loc parameter](#user-content-progress_loc-default-is-0 "progress_loc") section for the possible values.
+
+#### set_progress_explain()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_explain
+
+Set the progress explanation (prefix).
+
+Examples:<br/>
+	"Progress: "<br/>
+	"Current Progress: "
+
+#### set_wrap_bar_text()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix, suffix
+
+Set the wrap bar text (the prefix and the suffix of the bar).
+
+#### set_progress_format()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: progress_format
+
+Set the format for the progress text. PyProg replaces special characters with actual values. Here is a list of special characters:
+
+"+p" -> Current percent<br/>
+"+c" -> Current status
+
+### Functions for ProgressIndicatorFunction
+
+#### set_stat()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: current
+
+Set the current progress.
+
+#### update()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+Update the progress indicator so that it shows the current progress.
+Note: Also call this to initiate the indicator.
+
+#### end()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: (none)
+
+End the progress indicator.
+
+#### set_prefix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: prefix
+
+Set the prefix
+
+#### set_suffix()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: suffix
+
+Set the suffix
+
+#### set_total()
+
+Available on: PyProg 1.0.0 ~<br/>
+Params: total
+
+Set the total
+
+
+
+
+%prep
+%autosetup -n pyprog-1.1.0.post2
+
+%build
+%py3_build
+
+%install
+%py3_install
+install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
+if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
+pushd %{buildroot}
+if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
+	find usr/lib -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
+	find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
+	find usr/bin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
+	find usr/sbin -type f -printf "/%h/%f\n" >> filelist.lst
+fi
+touch doclist.lst
+if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
+	find usr/share/man -type f -printf "/%h/%f.gz\n" >> doclist.lst
+fi
+popd
+mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
+mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .
+
+%files -n python3-pyprog -f filelist.lst
+%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*
+
+%files help -f doclist.lst
+%{_docdir}/*
+
+%changelog
+* Fri May 05 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 1.1.0.post2-1
+- Package Spec generated
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