| 1 | Displaying download progress
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| 2 | ----------------------------
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| 4 | `yapm` displays progress info on the last line on the terminal.
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| 6 | This is an experimental option. You can turn it on using `yapm set progress true`. Please leave a feedback on this if you can.
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| 8 | ```sh
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| 9 | $ yapm install express --progress=true
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| 10 | http - GET https://registry.npmjs.org/express
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| 11 | http - 304 https://registry.npmjs.org/express
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| 12 | http - GET https://registry.npmjs.org/connect/2.14.1
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| 13 | [... skip ...]
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| 14 | http - GET https://registry.npmjs.org/mime
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| 15 | http - GET https://registry.npmjs.org/keypress
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| 16 | 552 kB/s [29/50] [mime: 22.9 kB/25.5 kB] [keypress: 8.0 kB/22.0 kB]
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| 18 | # ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^-- packages currently being downloaded
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| 19 | # ` `----- completed / total http requests
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| 20 | # `----------- your download speed
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| 21 | ```
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| 23 | It displays three things:
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| 25 | 1. Your download speed. Unfortunately, upload speed isn't measured yet, and it also doesn't include headers.
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| 26 | 2. Amount of completed / total http requests. Unfortunately, yapm doesn't know how much requests it has to do beforehand, so total amount of requests will grow over time.
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| 27 | 3. Packages currently being downloaded. This indicator came from `apt-get` program. If yapm downloads a lot of things at once, it'll be cut so it always fits on one terminal line.
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| 29 | Expect it to be on by default in the future, but it's still unclear when the future will finally come.
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