QGIS GEA plugin

Adds functionality inside QGIS to enable GEA afforestation visualization and analysis.

Installation

During the development phase the plugin is available to install via a dedicated plugin repository https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kartoza/qgis-gea-plugin/release/docs/repository/plugins.xml

Install from QGIS plugin repository

Open QGIS application and open plugin manager.
Search for QGIS GEA afforestation tool in the All page of the plugin manager.
From the found results, click on the QGIS GEA afforestation tool result item and a page with plugin information will show up.
Click the Install Plugin button at the bottom of the dialog to install the plugin.

Install from ZIP file

Alternatively the plugin can be installed using Install from ZIP option on the QGIS plugin manager.

Download zip file from the required plugin released version https://github.com/{github-user}/{plugin-repo-name}/releases/download/{tagname}/qgis-gea-plugin.{version}.zip
From the Install from ZIP page, select the zip file and click the Install button to install plugin

Install from custom plugin repository

Open the QGIS plugin manager, then select the Settings page
Click Add button on the Plugin Repositories group box and use the above url to create the new plugin repository.
The plugin should now be available from the list of all plugins that can be installed.

Disable QGIS official plugin repository in order to not fetch plugins from it.

NOTE: While the development phase is on going the plugin will be flagged as experimental, make sure to enable the QGIS plugin manager in the Settings page to show the experimental plugins in order to be able to install it.

When the development work is complete the plugin will be available on the QGIS official plugin repository.

Usage

Development

To use the plugin for development purposes, clone the repository locally, install pip, a python dependencies management tool see https://pypi.org/project/pip/

Create virtual environment

Using any python virtual environment manager create project environment. Recommending to use virtualenv-wrapper.

It can be installed using python pip

pip install virtualenvwrapper

Create virtual environment
```
mkvirtualenv env
```
Using the pip, install plugin development dependencies by running
```
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
```

To install the plugin into the QGIS application, activate virtual environment and then use the below command

 python admin.py install

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