Style.py

"""
This Program is used for making loadingbars,
and it can also make diffrent colors
like FAIL (red) or BLUE (blue)

mabye you have a part where the user waits a
specific amount of sek and to make it look
more alive you can use this as new output:

Loading: [#######    ] 60%

or this:

50%  [working]
"""
#imports:
import time



#extras:
#this part is googled becuse colors is complicated
Colors = {
    "HEADER": '\033[95m',
    "BLUE": '\033[94m',
    "CYAN": '\033[96m',
    "GREEN": '\033[92m',
    "WARNING": '\033[93m',
    "FAIL": '\033[91m',
    "ENDC": '\033[0m',
    "BOLD": '\033[1m',
    "UNDERLINE": '\033[96m'
}



#defs:
#this is a spinning loadingbar
def loadingbar_spinning(sleep=float(0.1), times=int(3), text=str("Loading: ")):
    """
    This is a loadingbar animation of a spinnign wheel

    sleep:  time delay before next character is printed
    times:  how many times the circle should spin around
    text:   set the text before loading

    ends with two new lines, and the default color
    """

    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text + " ", sep="", end="", flush=True)
    for x in range(times):
        for x in r"-\|/-\|/":
            print("\b", Colors["FAIL"] + x, sep="", end="", flush=True)
            time.sleep(sleep)

    print("\b|", Colors["ENDC"] + "\n\n")


#this is a loadingbar line
def loadingbar_line(sleep=float(0.1), times=int(51), text=str("Loading: ")):
    """
    This is a animation of a loadingbar line: ############

    sleep:  time delay before next character is printed
    times:  how many times to print "#"
    text:   set the text before loading

    ends with two new lines, and the default color
    """

    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text + " ", sep="", end="", flush=True)
    for x in range(times):
        print(Colors["FAIL"] + "#", sep="", end="", flush=True)
        time.sleep(sleep)

    print(Colors["ENDC"] + "\n\n")


#this is a other loadingbar line
def loadLineDL(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("Loading:")):
    """
    This loadingbar will look something like this:
    Loading: [#####     ] 50%

    this one will only count: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100

    sleep:  time delay before next character is printed
    text:   set the text before loading, by default it has not space

    this time you can not change amount of characters to print
    it will always print "##" 10 times: ####################

    ends with two new lines, and the default color

    the name DL is for Download Line
    """

    t = ""
    space = "                    "
    for x in range(10):
        procent = x * 10
        t = t + "##"
        space = (space + "\b\b")
        line = (t + space)

        print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + f"{procent}%", end="\r")
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #at the end print the hole line
    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + "100%\n\n")


#this is a loadingbar line with download style, but this one can count 1 and 10
def loadLineDSE(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("Loading:")):
    """
    This is almost like styles.loadingLineDL but this one can count with 1

    sleep:  time delay before next character is printed
    text:   text before loading, default look: Loading: [######    ] 60%

    this loadingbar will load from 1 - 100%, it will have [#####   ]
    and a text displaying what "text" is set to

    this function will exit with two new lines

    "DSE" is for "Download Style Enter", dont really know what E is for yet
    """

    #extras:
    t = ""
    space = "                   "
    procent = 1
    prev = 0

    #loadingbar loop
    for x in range(100):
        #setting everything
        procent = x

        #this is set only when to aply more "###" to loadingbar line
        if prev == 0:
            prev = x
        elif (x - prev) == 5:
            t = t + "#"
            space = (space + "\b")

            prev = x

        line = (t + space)

        #printing the line and waiting for "sleep" amount of seconds
        print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + f"{procent}%", end="\r")
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #end
    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + "100%\n\n")


#this is a loadingbar line with download style, but this one can count 1 and 10, and it uses "-"
def loadLineDSEL(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("Loading:")):
    """
    This is almost like styles.loadLineDSE but this one uses "-" and not "#"

    sleep:  time delay before next character is printed
    text:   text before loading, default look: Loading: [------    ] 60%

    this loadingbar will load from 1 - 100%, it will have [----   ]
    and a text displaying what "text" is set to

    this function will exit with two new lines

    in case you wonder loadLineDSEL is not for Disel, it is for
    "Loadingbar Line Download Style Enter Line" dont really know what E is for yet
    """

    #extras:
    t = ""
    space = "                   "
    procent = 1
    prev = 0

    #loadingbar loop
    for x in range(100):
        #setting everything
        procent = x

        #this is set only when to aply more "###" to loadingbar line
        if prev == 0:
            prev = x
        elif (x - prev) == 5:
            t = t + "-"
            space = (space + "\b")

            prev = x

        line = (t + space)

        #printing the line and waiting for "sleep" amount of seconds
        print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + f"{procent}%", end="\r")
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #end
    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text, Colors["FAIL"] + f"[{line}]", Colors["ENDC"] + "100%\n\n")


#this will make a line with a spinningwheel
def lineSpinning(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("Loading:"), times=int(10)):
    """
    This loadingbar will look like this-- Loading: ----------/

    sleep:  delay between next printing figure
    text:   the text that displays before loadingbar
    times:  the amount of times we gona print ---- and make a spinning animation

    this will exit with two new lines, and will use colors that is not changeble
    """
    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text + "  ", sep="", end="", flush=True)
    #start a loop
    for x in range(times):
        print("\b" + Colors["FAIL"] + "--", sep="", end="", flush=True)
        for x in r"/-\|/-\|":
            print("\b" + Colors["FAIL"] + x, sep="", end="", flush=True)
            time.sleep(sleep)
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #end
    print(Colors["ENDC"] + "\n\n")


#this will make a spinning wheel with % at the end
def lineSpinningP(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("Loading:")):
    """
    This loadingbar will look like this-- Loading: ----------/ 100%
    the P is for procent in lineSpinningP()

    sleep:  delay between next printing figure
    text:   the text that displays before loadingbar

    Note: text don't need to end with space, this program add space
    and sleep for the spinningwheel is 5 times faster than sleep time
    so it is (sleep / 5)

    this time you can't set time.
    this will exit with two new lines, and will use colors that is not changeble
    """
    #extras
    lf = ""
    prev = 0

    #start a loop
    procent = 0
    for i in range(100):
        #here we do some default things
        procent = i

        #make the end loading loop animation |/-\|/-\
        for x in r"/-\|/-\|":
            if prev == 0:
                prev = i
            elif(i - prev) == 5:
                prev = i
                lf = ("-" + (lf))

            print(Colors["BOLD"] + text + " ", Colors["FAIL"] + lf + x + " ", Colors["ENDC"] + str(procent) + "%", "\r", sep="", end="", flush=True)
            time.sleep(sleep / 5)
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #end
    print(Colors["BOLD"] + text + " ", Colors["FAIL"] + lf + x, Colors["ENDC"] + "100%\n\n")


#this is a loadingbar that will let you pick colors and will look like this: 50% [working]
def loadingbarPFT(sleep=float(0.1), text=str("working"), loading_color=Colors["FAIL"], end_color=Colors["ENDC"], text_color=Colors["FAIL"]):
    """
    This will be a custom loadingbar,
    PFT = Procent First with Text

    sleep: amount of delay before next procent
    text:  the display text, will be inside [ ]

    loading_color:  This will be the loadingbar color, default "FAIL"
    end_color:      This will be the exit color, default "ENDC"
    text_color:     This color will be the color of the text, default "FAIL"

    Note: The Colors are recomended to be styles.Colors[color], if you have other
    colors you can try, but it may give an error
    and recomended color combines are:
        text = BLUE
        loading = FAIL (default) or WARNING
        end = ENDC (default)

    this one will print from 1% - 100%
    it will look something like this:   50% [working]

    this will end with 2 new lines
    """
    for x in range(100):
        if x < 10:
            #here we set the space to 3
            line = (str(x) + "%" + "   " + text_color + f"[{text}]")
            print(loading_color + line, "\r", sep="", end="", flush=True)

        else:
            #this will set the space from 3 to 2
            line = (str(x) + "%" + "  " + text_color + f"[{text}]")
            print(loading_color + line, "\r", sep="", end="", flush=True)

        #delay
        time.sleep(sleep)

    #end, it will end with space
    print(loading_color + str(100) + "%", text_color + f" [{text}]")
    print(end_color + "\n")