Is there a way to show the progress bar of a download?

[Rouryi]

In output.progress, it shows ("[{current}/{total}] {url}"), but is there any way to show ("[{current}/{total}] {img}") in each URL?
The following image is an example, but it would be helpful if I could intuitively see the current progress at each URL.

Thanks.

[mikf]

There is the downloader.progress option.
By default it shows you a progress bar for each single file download after 3 seconds.

[Rouryi]

@mikf
Thanks for the quick reply!
I knew about the downloader.progress option, but I think it's a bit nuanced.
I want to check the total number of images and the current progress when a single URL contains multiple images.
i.e.: Number of images: 12 / 40

Thanks.

[mikf]

Most of the time, the total number of files to download is unknown until the last file was downloaded. And even if it is known beforehand (usually as count in the metadata dict), there is currently no way to include that information in the regular file listing produced by gallery-dl.

[Rouryi]

@mikf
Thank you for the very clear explanation. I get the point!

[nisehime]

Well, you can do it like Hitomi does, i.e. collecting all downloadable links first (store them in RAM), count them, and then start downloading.

[AlttiRi]

For me on Windows it also requires to set "output.mode" to "color".
Note: this option enables "output.shorten".