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I know that there are a number of terminal progress indicators for Powershell that can be used throughout a script (and a number of WPF ones). But I'd like to implement something similar to a spinner indicator instead of just a bar that gets filled up (e.g. the Write-Progress cmdlet). This is the only thing I've found that is close to what I'm looking for, however, I want the progress indicator to be to the left of the command and in-line instead of the way it's presented in that cmdlet.
I know that there are a number of terminal progress indicators for Powershell that can be used throughout a script (and a number of WPF ones). But I'd like to implement something similar to a spinner indicator instead of just a bar that gets filled up (e.g. the Write-Progress cmdlet). This is the only thing I've found that is close to what I'm looking for, however, I want the progress indicator to be to the left of the command and in-line instead of the way it's presented in that cmdlet.
This is a .NET implementation which is inspired by cli-spinner. https://github.com/mayuki/Kurukuru