A console progress bar library for Rust inspired by tqdm and rich.progress.
Kdam is a Rust library for creating customizable progress bars in terminal applications. It provides a simple API for tracking iteration progress with visual feedback, making it ideal for CLI tools and data processing scripts.
Rust developers building command-line interface (CLI) tools, data processing scripts, or any terminal application that requires progress visualization.
Developers choose kdam for its straightforward, flexible API with multiple bar styles and rich formatting options, combined with thread safety and minimal performance overhead for efficient progress tracking.
A console progress bar library for Rust. (inspired by tqdm & rich.progress)
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Supports bars, spinners, and custom formats, providing versatile visual feedback for different use cases, as highlighted in the README.
Allows detailed control over colors, metrics display, and bar appearance, enabling tailored progress indicators without heavy dependencies.
Designed for multi-threaded environments, making it reliable for concurrent tasks in CLI tools, which is a key feature mentioned in the documentation.
Has minimal overhead, ensuring that progress tracking doesn't slow down applications, ideal for fast data processing scripts.
Lacks extensive out-of-the-box styling options, requiring developers to invest time in manual configuration compared to libraries with more polished defaults.
Confined to Rust ecosystems, so it's not suitable for projects using multiple programming languages or needing cross-language compatibility.
Focused solely on terminal output, making adaptation for logging to files or other interfaces cumbersome without additional work.