A short little program I wrote to display a progress bar while waiting for a command to run.
Use it like: in 2m30s && run_a_command
My main use case is a server that has a BIOS that is slow to reboot and I want to ssh back in when it's up.
Run GOGC=off go install ask.systems/in@latest
Disabling the garbage collector is optional, but it's fun to do it, since this program only allocates a constant amount of data. If you don't disable it, it will probably still never be triggered to run.
Alternatively I have added a fancy go shebang line that I adapted so that
go fmt wouldn't break it. So you can actually just download the in.go file,
chmod +x in.go and run it like a script ./in.go 10s (as long as you have go
installed).
Run wget ask.systems/in.go && chmod +x in.go to get it.
Released under the Apache 2.0 License, which is a permissive license so use and fork as desired. While the copyright is owned by Google (because I work there).
This is not an official Google product, it is my personal project. Google disclaims all warranties as to its quality, merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose.
Please do not contribute code, only issues. In order for me to accept contributions you would need to sign the Google CLA and I don't think it is worth it for this.
Of course, you can make changes in your own repo without the CLA. I like the idea of people customizing it to suit their needs instead of making one over-general thing that does everything.