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create-a-cli-tool 0.5.4
A way to make simple python CLIs.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

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Welcome to create-a-cli-tool 👋
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    A way to make simple python CLIs.

🏠 `Homepage <https://github.com/Sengolda/create-a-cli-tool>`__
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Install
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.. code:: sh

    pip install -U create-a-cli-tool

Features
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-  Easy-To-Use
-  Maintained CLI Tool Maker
-  Built-In Help Command

Quick Example
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.. code:: py

    from cli.cli import CLI

    my_cli = CLI("My Nice CLI tool!")

    @my_cli.command(name="hi", description="Say hello!")
    def hi():
        print("Hello World!")

    my_cli.run()

Author
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👤 **Sengolda**

*  Github: `@Sengolda <https://github.com/Sengolda/create-a-cli-tool/issues>`_

🤝 Contributing
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Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check `issues
page <https://github.com/Sengolda/create-a-cli-tool/issues>`__.

Show your support
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Give a ⭐️ if this project helped you!

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rsync-progress 1.0.1
Shows rsync file progress and total progress as a progress bar.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.5
Keywords: rsync-progress

Progress bar for rsync
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Shows file progress and total progress as a progress bar.

Usage
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Run rsync with -P and pipe into this program. Example::

	rsync -P -avz user@host:/onefolder otherfolder/ | rsync-progress.py

It will show something like this::

	65%|30652/117251|################         |ETA:  0:04:20|File:100%|Illustris-3/...68/gas2_subhalo_5885.hdf5|0:00:00|156.48kB/s
	
	                                                               ^ File progress 
	                                                                     ^ File name                             ^ ETA  ^ Speed
	                  ^ Overall progress bar   ^ and ETA
	           ^ total number of files
	       ^ files to be checked
	^ Overall progress

You need the progressbar-latest package installed (see PyPI).

Installation
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::

	$ pip install rsync-progress


Contributing
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Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue or a pull request.

License: MIT