bitburner-src/utils/helpers/createProgressBarText.ts

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/**
* Represents the possible configuration values that can be provided when creating the progress bar text.
*/
interface IProgressBarConfiguration {
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/**
* Current progress, taken as a decimal (i.e. '0.6' to represent '60%')
*/
progress?: number;
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/**
* Total number of ticks in progress bar. Preferably a factor of 100.
*/
totalTicks?: number;
}
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/**
* Represents concrete configuration values when creating the progress bar text.
*/
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interface IProgressBarConfigurationMaterialized
extends IProgressBarConfiguration {
progress: number;
totalTicks: number;
}
/**
* Creates a graphical "progress bar"
* e.g.: [||||---------------]
* @param params The configuration parameters for the progress bar
*/
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export function createProgressBarText(
params: IProgressBarConfiguration,
): string {
// Default values
const defaultParams: IProgressBarConfigurationMaterialized = {
progress: 0,
totalTicks: 20,
};
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// tslint:disable-next-line:prefer-object-spread
const derived: IProgressBarConfigurationMaterialized = Object.assign(
{},
defaultParams,
params,
);
// Ensure it is 0..1
derived.progress = Math.max(Math.min(derived.progress, 1), 0);
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// This way there is always at least one bar filled in...
const bars: number = Math.max(
Math.floor(derived.progress / (1 / derived.totalTicks)),
1,
);
const dashes: number = Math.max(derived.totalTicks - bars, 0);
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// String.prototype.repeat isn't completley supported, but good enough for our purposes
return `[${"|".repeat(bars)}${"-".repeat(dashes)}]`;
}