Ruby progress bar
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2017-09-28
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09-28
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Enhance your iterations with a nice progressbar:

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gem install progressbar

extend the Enumerable module:

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PROGRESSBAR_OPTIONS = {
  title:          'steps',
  starting_at:    0,
  total:          100,
  progress_mark:  '#',
  remainder_mark: '_',
  length:         79,
  format:         '%t: %J [%B] %e',
}

module Enumerable
  def create_progressbar
    ProgressBar.create PROGRESSBAR_OPTIONS.merge({
      total: (respond_to?(:length) ? self.length : 100),
    })
  end # create_progressbar -----------------------------------------------------

  def each_with_progressbar(options = {})
    pb = self.create_progressbar

    each do |blk|
      pb.increment
      yield blk
    end
  end # each_with_progressbar --------------------------------------------------
  alias :each_with_pb           :each_with_progressbar
  alias :each_with_progress_bar :each_with_progressbar

  def map_with_progressbar(options = {})
    pb = self.create_progressbar

    map do |blk|
      pb.increment
      yield blk
    end
  end # map_with_progressbar ---------------------------------------------------
  alias :map_with_pb            :map_with_progressbar
  alias :map_with_progress_bar  :map_with_progressbar
end

then use it like this:

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(1..100).each_with_pb{|i| sleep 0.1 }
(1..100).map_with_pb{|i| sleep 0.1; i }

Note: If you use Rails then put that snippet in config/initializers/enumerable.rb.

Source: progressbar gem, each with progressbar gem, Stackoverflow