Procress provides a simple way to indicate progress of a process. It was born out of a need to show such progress for AUCTeX processes, but is made general enough to accommodate other processes.
procress can be enabled for AUCTeX buffers as follows (Uncomment the :straight line if you have straight configured, otherwise make sure that process.el is in load-path)
(use-package procress ;; :straight (:host github :repo "haji-ali/procress") :commands procress-auctex-mode :init (add-hook 'LaTeX-mode-hook #'procress-auctex-mode) :config (procress-load-default-svg-images))
Or if you do not have use-package
(require 'procress) (procress-load-default-svg-images) (add-hook 'LaTeX-mode-hook #'procress-auctex-mode)
The function procress-load-default-svg-images loads SVG images (copied from Templarian/MaterialDesign) which are shown in the above gif. If your Emacs does not support SVG, or you want to use other images, you would have to configure procress-animation-frames, procress-success-frames and procress-failure-frames. By default these just have basic text.
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