spectre.console/docs/input/progress.md

Title: Progress Order: 5

Spectre.Console can display information about long running tasks in the console.

If the current terminal isn't considered "interactive", such as when running in a continuous integration system, or the terminal can't display ANSI control sequence, any progress will be displayed in a simpler way.

Usage

// Synchronous
AnsiConsole.Progress()
    .Start(ctx => 
    {
        // Define tasks
        var task1 = ctx.AddTask("[green]Reticulating splines[/]");
        var task2 = ctx.AddTask("[green]Folding space[/]");

        while(!ctx.IsFinished) 
        {
            task1.Increment(1.5);
            task2.Increment(0.5);
        }
    });

Asynchronous progress

If you prefer to use async/await, you can use StartAsync instead of Start.

// Asynchronous
await AnsiConsole.Progress()
    .StartAsync(async ctx =>
    {
        // Define tasks
        var task1 = ctx.AddTask("[green]Reticulating splines[/]");
        var task2 = ctx.AddTask("[green]Folding space[/]");

        while (!ctx.IsFinished)
        {
            // Simulate some work
            await Task.Delay(250);

            // Increment
            task1.Increment(1.5);
            task2.Increment(0.5);
        }
    });

Configure

// Asynchronous
AnsiConsole.Progress()
    .AutoRefresh(false) // Turn off auto refresh
    .AutoClear(false)   // Do not remove the task list when done
    .HideCompleted(false)   // Hide tasks as they are completed
    .Columns(new ProgressColumn[] 
    {
        new TaskDescriptionColumn(),    // Task description
        new ProgressBarColumn(),        // Progress bar
        new PercentageColumn(),         // Percentage
        new RemainingTimeColumn(),      // Remaining time
        new SpinnerColumn(),            // Spinner
    })
    .Start(ctx =>
    {
        // Omitted
    });