Fixing typing issue in setup.py

Fixing a typing issue in setup.py that broke installs for Python <3.10. Thank you @sahiljhawar for the fix!

with...as... syntax

Changed the creation of Pool to use with...as syntax (#47). Thank you @r-menezes!

Compatibility with Python 3.9+

Summary

The primary fix in this release is providing compatibility with Python 3.9+.

Merged PRs

#29 – Fix deprecated collections import for compatibility with Python 3.9.

#35 – Use the total kwarg as the tqdm length if provided.

#28 – Fix bug with no sized iterables (look before you leap).

#45 – Allow overriding tqdm function used.

#36 – Include LICENSE.txt in pip package.

Other Changes

• Switched from Travis CI to GitHub Actions for testing.
• Changed default branch from master to main.
• Changed supported Python versions from 3.5-3.8 to 3.7-3.10.

Enabling iteration over non-lists

Previously, p_tqdm specifically checked whether the provided iterables were lists. This meant that iteration over objects like numpy arrays and generators like range were performed incorrectly. This has now been fixed.

In the process of fixing the above, the treatment of non-lists has changed. Previously, non-lists were treated as singleton objects that were repeated as many times as the longest list. Now, singleton items (and the num_iters kwarg) should no longer be passed to p_tqdm maps since p_tqdm now expects all inputs to be iterators (and iterates until it reaches the end of the shortest one). To provide a singleton object along with the iterators, please use Python's partial from the functools library. An example is in the README.

Adding six dependency

v_1.3.2

Adding six dependency

Fixing setup.py encoding issue

Fixes an encoding issue in setup.py detailed in #11

Merging in PRs and overall refactoring

This version merges in PRs that make it possible to use p_tqdm in jupyter notebooks and to pass kwargs to the underlying tqdm object. Additionally, the code is refactored to reduce redundancy and to add in Python typing, meaning p_tqdm now only supports Python 3.5+.

Version 1.2

Includes ability to pass single variables in addition to lists

Version 1.1

Support for Python 2 and Python 3