Pipe Progress

Table of Contents

• Pipe Progress
  • Table of Contents
  • Status
  • Overview
  • Usage
  • Pre-build release
  • Cargo release
  • From source
  • Examples

Status

| Status | Description | | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------ | | | Dependency checker | | | Rust | | | Greets new users to the project. | | | Testing and building containers | | | Automates label addition to issues and PRs | | | Ships new releases :ship: | | | Checks for Stale issues and PRs | | | Linting |

Overview

Pipe Progress is a command-line utility to display progress during long pipe operations.

This utility was created as part of the amazing training course titled Hands-On Systems Programming with Rust by Nathan Stocks. The course content is available from Agile perception.

Usage

There are a couple of different methods to running the code from this repository.

Pre-build release

Download a prebuilt release in your desired architecture and place the binary into your PATH before running the following.

bash pp --help

Cargo release

Pipe Progress can be installed using cargo as follows

```bash cargo install pipeprogress

pp --help ```

From source

If you want to run from source, you can clone this repository and build with cargo as follows.

```bash git clone git@github.com:salt-labs/pipeprogress.git

cd pipeprogress

cargo build --release

./target/release/pp --help ```

Examples

```bash dd if=/dev/urandom bs=1M count=1024 | pp | dd of=random_data.bin

Output is as follows; bytes, elapsed time, bps rate

970997760 0:00:06 [6970429b/s] ```