spinner([max])
const progress = spinner(3);
progress.tick('Doing something'); // [1/3] Doing something
progress.tick('Doing something else'); // [2/3] Doing something else
progress.tick('Finishing stuff'); // [3/3] Finishing stuff
progress.success('All tasks done'); // ✔ All tasks done
If you don't pass a max
number when instanciating the spinner, it will still
work correctly but the [x/max]
prefix will not be displayed.
You can mark the spinner as finished with either of the .success()
, .failure()
and .info()
methods.
Using several spinners at the same time is not supported. Even if it would technically work, the display might get glitchy.