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• Version: 1.1.0.final.0
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Passing small values (i have tested with values below of 10) the Progress is not completing.
Sample:

import cereja as cj

with cj.Progress('Progress', style='bar', max_value=10) as bar:
  for i in range(10):
    bar.update(i)

expected on finish operation:

🍒 Progress: [=============================>] Done! ✅ - Time: 0.5s

current behaviour:

🍒 Progress: [===========================>  ] Done! ✅ - Time: 0.5s

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I would like to be able to transform data using the File class or python objects.

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It would be interesting to be able to read a .txt file for example and be easy to transform the data into various types of Python objects and other possible file formats.

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It could simply be a function of the FileBase class or the child classes, or a new Transformation class for example, which would only have the job of formatting this data.

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I need group items by columns and more more more.

https://refactoring.guru/refactoring

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• Version: 1.3.6
• Platform: Independent
• Subsystem: Preprocessor

utils.group_items_in_batches([1,2,3,4],3)

[[1, 2, 3], [4]]

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Files do not have intuitive attribute and function names

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be easy to understand

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are just ideas ...
E.g:

1 - File.content_file to File.content_lines or File.data_lines

2 - File.content_str to File.content_string or File.data_string

3 - File.line_sep to File.end_line

4 - Write new file with File.new and edit with File.edit (need state control)

these are the main improvements I can see now.

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current:
Isn't possible. You can sub with string, integer or Unicode types
to:
Isn't possible. You can sub with integer type
https://github.com/jlsneto/cereja/blob/650b614286101834bb613dfc4e557a7cd99005b6/cereja/unicode.py#L75

• Version: 1.1.1
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• Subsystem: Progress

Need improve.
https://github.com/jlsneto/cereja/blob/d33ca855c67f67120f8ba730d6ed454832af4afc/cereja/display.py#L386

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Param ext default None

The way to change console colors today works as follows: The user writes the name of the color.
The suggestion would be to change to hexadecimal, so that the color palette gets bigger.

Consider refactoring the Freq class by adding checks and conversion to dict in the constructor.

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• Version: 1.1.0
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The File.insert added data reversed.
e.g:

file_instance.insert(5,[“I like cereja!”, “And you?”]

file.content_file

[...,“And you?”, “I like cereja!”, ...]

https://github.com/jlsneto/cereja/blob/2f74a59b388f703f2620057749b7cfc4ed2c8deb/cereja/arraytools.py#L579

• Version: 1.1.0

Currently, the ProgressBar is returning percentage value with large numbers, see the image below:

It's cool maintaining the progress bar with two digits:

current: 3.9012......%
sugestion: 03.90%

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risk of data loss

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1 - Do not overwrite an existing file without prior notice.

2 - Store instance change history

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1 - Throw error if the file already exists for the indicated path, but allow kwargs auto-overrode, when to save a file, except when the instance comes from File.read (just alert the user, that file will be overwritten).

2 - Save copy for each change in a list (must be a private attribute), analyze the copy limit.
e.g. sample:

_changes = [instance_copy]

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Yes, documentation is essential!

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I think it would be interesting to add some examples of using Cereja in the readme. Some modules and functions are not well documented. The Jupyter Notebook needs to be updated, that is, it is necessary to add the use of some tools.

• Version: 1.5.4
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• Subsystem: file

import cereja as cj

# Bug 1
file = cj.FileIO.create('./test.txt')
file[0] = 'line1'
file[1] = 'line2' # Raise exception IndexError: list assignment index out of range

# Bug 2
print(file.path) # /test.txt
file.set_path('./test2.txt')
file.undo() # isn't reset path altered
print(file.path) # /test2.txt

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when an exception occurs the thread that controls the console and progress does not die.

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