Progressor

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##Calculate progress - simple, fast, versatile, cross-platform

Progressor makes calculating progress as simple as enumerating a collection:

foreach (var x in Enumerable.Range(1, 200).AsProgressive()) {
    Console.WriteLine($"CurrentValue: {x.Item}");
    Console.WriteLine($"Iteration {x.Iteration} / {x.Total} ({x.Percent})");
}

CurrentValue: 42
Iteration 42 / 200 (20,5%)

You can "descent" into deeper iterations, maintaining gloabl and local progress:

foreach (var x in Enumerable.Range(1, 200).AsProgressive()) {
    foreach (var y in Enumerable.Range(1, 100).AsProgressive(x)) {
        foreach (var z in Enumerable.Range(1, 50).AsProgressive(z)) {
            Console.WriteLine($"Iteration z {z.Iteration} / {z.Total} ({z.Percent})");
            Console.WriteLine($"Iteration y {y.Iteration} / {y.Total} ({y.Percent})");
            Console.WriteLine($"Iteration x {x.Iteration} / {x.Total} ({x.Percent})");
        }
    }
}

Iteration z 10 / 50 (20%)
Iteration y 25 / 100 (25.20%)
Iteration x 100 / 200 (50.2520%)

If you ever found yourself figuring out this nasty percent-calculation formular in excel for the 1000´s time, this lib is for you!

It even comes with two handy extension methods
for calculating values

Console.WriteLine(42.PercentOf(200));

84

or percentage

Console.WriteLine(84.AsPercentOf(200));

42

how to start?

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grab the [NuGet-Package] (https://nuget.org/earloc/Progressor) or install directly via

PM> Install-Package Progressor

and make sure to check out the [Wiki-Page] (https://github.com/earloc/Progressor/wiki)