这可以通过一种相当简单的方式来实现:

使用for循环从0迭代到100 每一步睡眠25毫秒(0.25秒) 在$bar变量后面附加另一个=号，使进度条变宽 返回进度条和百分比(\r清除行并返回行首;-ne使echo在结尾不添加换行符，并解析\r特殊字符)

function progress {
    bar=''
    for (( x=0; x <= 100; x++ )); do
        sleep 0.25
        bar="${bar}="
        echo -ne "$bar ${x}%\r"
    done
    echo -e "\n"
}

$ progress
> ========== 10% # here: after 2.5 seconds

$ progress
> ============================== 30% # here: after 7.5 seconds

彩色进度条

function progress {
    bar=''
    for (( x=0; x <= 100; x++ )); do
        sleep 0.05
        bar="${bar} "

        echo -ne "\r"
        echo -ne "\e[43m$bar\e[0m"

        local left="$(( 100 - $x ))"
        printf " %${left}s"
        echo -n "${x}%"
    done
    echo -e "\n"
}

要使进度条变得彩色，你可以使用格式化转义序列-这里进度条是黄色的:\e[43m，然后我们用\e[0m重置自定义设置，否则即使进度条完成了，它也会影响进一步的输入。

APT风格的进度条(不中断正常输出)

编辑:更新版本检查我的github页面

我对这个问题的回答不满意。我个人想要的是一个花哨的进度条，就像APT看到的那样。

我查看了APT的C源代码，并决定为bash编写自己的等效代码。

这个进度条将很好地停留在终端的底部，不会干扰发送到终端的任何输出。

请注意，该栏目前固定在100字符宽。如果你想把它缩放到终端的大小，这也很容易实现(我的github页面上的更新版本处理得很好)。

我将在这里发布我的脚本。 使用的例子:

source ./progress_bar.sh
echo "This is some output"
setup_scroll_area
sleep 1
echo "This is some output 2"
draw_progress_bar 10
sleep 1
echo "This is some output 3"
draw_progress_bar 50
sleep 1
echo "This is some output 4"
draw_progress_bar 90
sleep 1
echo "This is some output 5"
destroy_scroll_area

脚本(我强烈推荐我的github上的版本):

#!/bin/bash

# This code was inspired by the open source C code of the APT progress bar
# http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/trusty/apt/trusty/view/head:/apt-pkg/install-progress.cc#L233

#
# Usage:
# Source this script
# setup_scroll_area
# draw_progress_bar 10
# draw_progress_bar 90
# destroy_scroll_area
#


CODE_SAVE_CURSOR="\033[s"
CODE_RESTORE_CURSOR="\033[u"
CODE_CURSOR_IN_SCROLL_AREA="\033[1A"
COLOR_FG="\e[30m"
COLOR_BG="\e[42m"
RESTORE_FG="\e[39m"
RESTORE_BG="\e[49m"

function setup_scroll_area() {
    lines=$(tput lines)
    let lines=$lines-1
    # Scroll down a bit to avoid visual glitch when the screen area shrinks by one row
    echo -en "\n"

    # Save cursor
    echo -en "$CODE_SAVE_CURSOR"
    # Set scroll region (this will place the cursor in the top left)
    echo -en "\033[0;${lines}r"

    # Restore cursor but ensure its inside the scrolling area
    echo -en "$CODE_RESTORE_CURSOR"
    echo -en "$CODE_CURSOR_IN_SCROLL_AREA"

    # Start empty progress bar
    draw_progress_bar 0
}

function destroy_scroll_area() {
    lines=$(tput lines)
    # Save cursor
    echo -en "$CODE_SAVE_CURSOR"
    # Set scroll region (this will place the cursor in the top left)
    echo -en "\033[0;${lines}r"

    # Restore cursor but ensure its inside the scrolling area
    echo -en "$CODE_RESTORE_CURSOR"
    echo -en "$CODE_CURSOR_IN_SCROLL_AREA"

    # We are done so clear the scroll bar
    clear_progress_bar

    # Scroll down a bit to avoid visual glitch when the screen area grows by one row
    echo -en "\n\n"
}

function draw_progress_bar() {
    percentage=$1
    lines=$(tput lines)
    let lines=$lines
    # Save cursor
    echo -en "$CODE_SAVE_CURSOR"

    # Move cursor position to last row
    echo -en "\033[${lines};0f"

    # Clear progress bar
    tput el

    # Draw progress bar
    print_bar_text $percentage

    # Restore cursor position
    echo -en "$CODE_RESTORE_CURSOR"
}

function clear_progress_bar() {
    lines=$(tput lines)
    let lines=$lines
    # Save cursor
    echo -en "$CODE_SAVE_CURSOR"

    # Move cursor position to last row
    echo -en "\033[${lines};0f"

    # clear progress bar
    tput el

    # Restore cursor position
    echo -en "$CODE_RESTORE_CURSOR"
}

function print_bar_text() {
    local percentage=$1

    # Prepare progress bar
    let remainder=100-$percentage
    progress_bar=$(echo -ne "["; echo -en "${COLOR_FG}${COLOR_BG}"; printf_new "#" $percentage; echo -en "${RESTORE_FG}${RESTORE_BG}"; printf_new "." $remainder; echo -ne "]");

    # Print progress bar
    if [ $1 -gt 99 ]
    then
        echo -ne "${progress_bar}"
    else
        echo -ne "${progress_bar}"
    fi
}

printf_new() {
    str=$1
    num=$2
    v=$(printf "%-${num}s" "$str")
    echo -ne "${v// /$str}"
}

我想根据命令输出的行数和之前运行的目标行数来跟踪进度:

#!/bin/bash
function lines {
  local file=$1
  local default=$2
  if [[ -f $file ]]; then
    wc -l $file | awk '{print $1}';
  else
    echo $default
  fi
}

function bar {
  local items=$1
  local total=$2
  local size=$3
  percent=$(($items*$size/$total % $size))
  left=$(($size-$percent))
  chars=$(local s=$(printf "%${percent}s"); echo "${s// /=}")
  echo -ne "[$chars>";
  printf "%${left}s"
  echo -ne ']\r'
}

function clearbar {
  local size=$1
  printf " %${size}s  "
  echo -ne "\r"
}

function progress {
  local pid=$1
  local total=$2
  local file=$3

  bar 0 100 50
  while [[ "$(ps a | awk '{print $1}' | grep $pid)" ]]; do
    bar $(lines $file 0) $total 50
    sleep 1
  done
  clearbar 50
  wait $pid
  return $?
}

然后这样使用它:

target=$(lines build.log 1000)
(mvn clean install > build.log 2>&1) &
progress $! $target build.log

它输出一个进度条，看起来像这样:

[===============================================>   ]

条形图随着输出行数达到目标而增长。如果行数超过了目标，条就重新开始(希望目标是好的)。

BTW:我在Mac OSX上使用bash。我基于这个代码从mariascio旋转。

这是一个由nExace编写的bash脚本的迷幻进度条。它可以从命令行调用为'。/progressbar x y'，其中'x'是以秒为单位的时间，'y'是与该进度部分相关的消息。

如果你想让脚本的其他部分来控制进度条，内部的progressbar()函数本身也可以独立使用。例如，发送'progressbar 10 "正在创建目录树";'将显示:

[#######                                     ] (10%) Creating directory tree

当然，它会很迷幻……

#!/bin/bash

if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then echo "x is \"time in seconds\" and z is \"message\""; echo "Usage: progressbar x z"; exit; fi
progressbar() {
        local loca=$1; local loca2=$2;
        declare -a bgcolors; declare -a fgcolors;
        for i in {40..46} {100..106}; do
                bgcolors+=("$i")
        done
        for i in {30..36} {90..96}; do
                fgcolors+=("$i")
        done
        local u=$(( 50 - loca ));
        local y; local t;
        local z; z=$(printf '%*s' "$u");
        local w=$(( loca * 2 ));
        local bouncer=".oO°Oo.";
        for ((i=0;i<loca;i++)); do
                t="${bouncer:((i%${#bouncer})):1}"
                bgcolor="\\E[${bgcolors[RANDOM % 14]}m \\033[m"
                y+="$bgcolor";
        done
        fgcolor="\\E[${fgcolors[RANDOM % 14]}m"
        echo -ne " $fgcolor$t$y$z$fgcolor$t \\E[96m(\\E[36m$w%\\E[96m)\\E[92m $fgcolor$loca2\\033[m\r"
};
timeprogress() {
        local loca="$1"; local loca2="$2";
        loca=$(bc -l <<< scale=2\;"$loca/50")
        for i in {1..50}; do
                progressbar "$i" "$loca2";
                sleep "$loca";
        done
        printf "\n"
};
timeprogress "$1" "$2"

你可能也对如何做一个旋转器感兴趣:

我能在Bash中做旋转吗?

Sure! i=1 sp="/-\|" echo -n ' ' while true do printf "\b${sp:i++%${#sp}:1}" done Each time the loop iterates, it displays the next character in the sp string, wrapping around as it reaches the end. (i is the position of the current character to display and ${#sp} is the length of the sp string). The \b string is replaced by a 'backspace' character. Alternatively, you could play with \r to go back to the beginning of the line. If you want it to slow down, put a sleep command inside the loop (after the printf). A POSIX equivalent would be: sp='/-\|' printf ' ' while true; do printf '\b%.1s' "$sp" sp=${sp#?}${sp%???} done If you already have a loop which does a lot of work, you can call the following function at the beginning of each iteration to update the spinner: sp="/-\|" sc=0 spin() { printf "\b${sp:sc++:1}" ((sc==${#sp})) && sc=0 } endspin() { printf "\r%s\n" "$@" } until work_done; do spin some_work ... done endspin

我在寻找比选定的答案更性感的东西，我自己的剧本也是如此。

预览

源

我把它放在github的progress-bar.sh上

progress-bar() {
  local duration=${1}


    already_done() { for ((done=0; done<$elapsed; done++)); do printf "▇"; done }
    remaining() { for ((remain=$elapsed; remain<$duration; remain++)); do printf " "; done }
    percentage() { printf "| %s%%" $(( (($elapsed)*100)/($duration)*100/100 )); }
    clean_line() { printf "\r"; }

  for (( elapsed=1; elapsed<=$duration; elapsed++ )); do
      already_done; remaining; percentage
      sleep 1
      clean_line
  done
  clean_line
}

使用

 progress-bar 100