GeoNature 2 QGIS - QGIS Plugin

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Plugin

Cookiecutter option	Picked value
Plugin name	GeoNature 2 QGIS
Plugin name slugified	gn2qgis
Plugin name class (used in code)	Gn2Qgis
Plugin category	Database
Plugin description short	This plugin allow you to import data from GeoNature to QGIS
Plugin description long	Allow the user to extract data from multiple GeoNature instances.
Plugin tags	geonature, observations
Plugin icon	default_icon.png
Plugin with processing provider	False
Author name	Jules GRILLOT
Author organization	Asters - CEN74
Author email	[email protected]
Minimum QGIS version	3.28
Maximum QGIS version	3.99
Git repository URL	https://github.com/asterscen74/plugin_gn2qgis/
Git default branch	main
License	GPLv2+
Python linter	Flake8
CI/CD platform	GitHub
IDE	VSCode

Tooling

This project is configured with the following tools:

• Black to format the code without any existential question
• iSort to sort the Python imports

Code rules are enforced with pre-commit hooks.
Static code analisis is based on: Flake8

See also: contribution guidelines.

CI/CD

Plugin is linted, tested, packaged and published with GitHub.

If you mean to deploy it to the official QGIS plugins repository, remember to set your OSGeo credentials (OSGEO_USER_NAME and OSGEO_USER_PASSWORD) as environment variables in your CI/CD tool.

Documentation

The documentation is generated using Sphinx and is automatically generated through the CI and published on Pages.

• homepage: https://github.com/asterscen74/plugin_gn2qgis/
• repository: https://github.com/asterscen74/plugin_gn2qgis/
• tracker: https://github.com/asterscen74/plugin_gn2qgis//issues

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Next steps

Set up development environment

Typical commands on Linux (Ubuntu).

1. If you don't pick the git init option, initialize your local repository:

   git init

2. Follow the embedded documentation to set up your development environment

3. Add all files to git index to prepare initial commit:

   git add -A

4. Run the git hooks to ensure that everything runs OK and to start developing on quality standards:

   pre-commit run -a

Try to build documentation locally

1. Have a look to the plugin's metadata.txt file: review it, complete it or fix it if needed (URLs, etc.).
2. Follow the embedded documentation to build plugin documentation locally

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License

Distributed under the terms of the GPLv2+ license.