Hmm how do you show Done in the progress bar about terminal-kit HOT 5 CLOSED

@davidgatti If you run the script located in sample/progress-bar-doc1.js, do you get it?

It should works, however I need more information to figure out what happened (your terminal and your code).

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OK, sure, your code (2nd example) have a nice Done in bright white in the end. Shown in the screenshot bellow:

I of course modified your example to fit my needs, and now I wonder... did I removed a crucial part? Because I can't see or figure out what is missing, thus my curiosity what triggers this Done.

The project that I'm working on is public so you can check it out here.

• Line 5: I set the variable
• Line 179: I prepare the progress bar with the right size, after I know the size :)
• Line 237: I start the progress bar
• Line 306: I tell the progress bar when it is done with the current element.

So my thinking here, is that after the items count goes to 0 you show the Done. But it seams that I must do something more to make it happen. This is of course not the end of the world, but it be nice to have it if possible.

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@davidgatti Hmm, that's strange, I can't see why it wouldn't works... Is there any process.exit() somewhere that can quit before it actually print 'Done'?

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@davidgatti Ah ok, I found it: you haven't turned on the eta option. In fact done is written on the eta area of the progressBar, and since you turned it off, it cannot be displayed.

Line 180, add eta: true ,.

BTW: very nice coding style, I liked it! ;)

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O thank you! And actually both suggestions need to be done:

• add eta
• and add a small delay.

Then it all works :)

I'm glad you liked the style :) I'm doing my best to make it nicer for other to follow :)

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