# Functions
BuildingEvent creates a new Building in progress Event.
BuiltEvent creates a new built (done) Event.
ContextWriter returns the writer from the context.
CreatedEvent creates a new Created (done) Event.
CreatingEvent creates a new Create in progress Event.
ErrorEvent creates a new Error Event.
ErrorMessageEvent creates a new Error Event with message.
Exited creates a new exited event.
Healthy creates a new healthy event.
KilledEvent creates a new Killed in progress Event.
KillingEvent creates a new Killing in progress Event.
NewEvent new event.
NewWriter returns a new multi-progress writer.
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RemovedEvent creates a new removed (done) Event.
RemovingEvent creates a new Removing in progress Event.
RestartedEvent creates a new Restarted in progress Event.
RestartingEvent creates a new Restarting in progress Event.
Run will run a writer and the progress function in parallel.
RunningEvent creates a new Running in progress Event.
RunWithStatus will run a writer and the progress function in parallel and return a status.
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SkippedEvent creates a new Skipped Event.
StartedEvent creates a new Started in progress Event.
StartingEvent creates a new Starting in progress Event.
StoppedEvent creates a new Stopping in progress Event.
StoppingEvent creates a new Stopping in progress Event.
Waiting creates a new waiting event.
WithContextWriter adds the writer to the context.
# Constants
Done means that the current task is done.
Error means that the current task has errored.
ModeAuto detect console capabilities.
ModeJSON outputs a machine-readable JSON stream.
ModePlain dump raw events to output.
ModeQuiet don't display events.
ModeTTY use terminal capability for advanced rendering.
Warning means that the current task has warning.
Working means that the current task is working.
# Variables
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Mode define how progress should be rendered, either as ModePlain or ModeTTY.
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# Interfaces
Writer can write multiple progress events.
# Type aliases
EventStatus indicates the status of an action.