Exposing GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?
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Having QGIS and GRASS GIS 7 installed, how can I expose a GRASS GIS add-on, which has been installed using g.extension
, in QGIS' Processing framework?
qgis grass qgis-processing add-ons
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Having QGIS and GRASS GIS 7 installed, how can I expose a GRASS GIS add-on, which has been installed using g.extension
, in QGIS' Processing framework?
qgis grass qgis-processing add-ons
Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01
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Having QGIS and GRASS GIS 7 installed, how can I expose a GRASS GIS add-on, which has been installed using g.extension
, in QGIS' Processing framework?
qgis grass qgis-processing add-ons
Having QGIS and GRASS GIS 7 installed, how can I expose a GRASS GIS add-on, which has been installed using g.extension
, in QGIS' Processing framework?
qgis grass qgis-processing add-ons
qgis grass qgis-processing add-ons
edited Apr 19 at 11:41
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asked Apr 19 at 11:06
Nikos AlexandrisNikos Alexandris
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Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01
add a comment |
Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01
Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01
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QGIS core developer Nyal Dawson explained a best-practice approach in this e-mail thread.
Overview
Subclass QGIS' class
Grass7AlgorithmProvider
Set the value of
descriptionFolder
to the path of the add-on in questionOverride the methods for logo, descriptions, name etc.
An example of it, implemented by Panagiotis Mavrogiorgos is https://gitlab.com/natcapes/natcapes_qgis, which literally exposes the https://gitlab.com/natcapes/r.estimap.recreation GRASS GIS add-on under Processing.
Finally, it would be nice to have an update for https://issues.qgis.org/issues/21322 -- essentially, an update of the "documentation" file https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/algs/grass7/grass7.txt.
Related Screenshots
- Processing Toolbox and the normal GRASS GIS provider: https://i.imgur.com/3QZ4bB9.png
- QGIS Plugin in the 'natcapes_qgis' repository: https://i.imgur.com/UArlt36.png
- Install (the above mentioned QGIS) Plugin from ZIP: https://i.imgur.com/Q2sXNdw.png
- Plugin installed, provider activated: https://i.imgur.com/LdmpaWF.png
- The interface to
r.estimap.recreation
: https://i.imgur.com/uJbMSpw.png
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QGIS core developer Nyal Dawson explained a best-practice approach in this e-mail thread.
Overview
Subclass QGIS' class
Grass7AlgorithmProvider
Set the value of
descriptionFolder
to the path of the add-on in questionOverride the methods for logo, descriptions, name etc.
An example of it, implemented by Panagiotis Mavrogiorgos is https://gitlab.com/natcapes/natcapes_qgis, which literally exposes the https://gitlab.com/natcapes/r.estimap.recreation GRASS GIS add-on under Processing.
Finally, it would be nice to have an update for https://issues.qgis.org/issues/21322 -- essentially, an update of the "documentation" file https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/algs/grass7/grass7.txt.
Related Screenshots
- Processing Toolbox and the normal GRASS GIS provider: https://i.imgur.com/3QZ4bB9.png
- QGIS Plugin in the 'natcapes_qgis' repository: https://i.imgur.com/UArlt36.png
- Install (the above mentioned QGIS) Plugin from ZIP: https://i.imgur.com/Q2sXNdw.png
- Plugin installed, provider activated: https://i.imgur.com/LdmpaWF.png
- The interface to
r.estimap.recreation
: https://i.imgur.com/uJbMSpw.png
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QGIS core developer Nyal Dawson explained a best-practice approach in this e-mail thread.
Overview
Subclass QGIS' class
Grass7AlgorithmProvider
Set the value of
descriptionFolder
to the path of the add-on in questionOverride the methods for logo, descriptions, name etc.
An example of it, implemented by Panagiotis Mavrogiorgos is https://gitlab.com/natcapes/natcapes_qgis, which literally exposes the https://gitlab.com/natcapes/r.estimap.recreation GRASS GIS add-on under Processing.
Finally, it would be nice to have an update for https://issues.qgis.org/issues/21322 -- essentially, an update of the "documentation" file https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/algs/grass7/grass7.txt.
Related Screenshots
- Processing Toolbox and the normal GRASS GIS provider: https://i.imgur.com/3QZ4bB9.png
- QGIS Plugin in the 'natcapes_qgis' repository: https://i.imgur.com/UArlt36.png
- Install (the above mentioned QGIS) Plugin from ZIP: https://i.imgur.com/Q2sXNdw.png
- Plugin installed, provider activated: https://i.imgur.com/LdmpaWF.png
- The interface to
r.estimap.recreation
: https://i.imgur.com/uJbMSpw.png
add a comment |
QGIS core developer Nyal Dawson explained a best-practice approach in this e-mail thread.
Overview
Subclass QGIS' class
Grass7AlgorithmProvider
Set the value of
descriptionFolder
to the path of the add-on in questionOverride the methods for logo, descriptions, name etc.
An example of it, implemented by Panagiotis Mavrogiorgos is https://gitlab.com/natcapes/natcapes_qgis, which literally exposes the https://gitlab.com/natcapes/r.estimap.recreation GRASS GIS add-on under Processing.
Finally, it would be nice to have an update for https://issues.qgis.org/issues/21322 -- essentially, an update of the "documentation" file https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/algs/grass7/grass7.txt.
Related Screenshots
- Processing Toolbox and the normal GRASS GIS provider: https://i.imgur.com/3QZ4bB9.png
- QGIS Plugin in the 'natcapes_qgis' repository: https://i.imgur.com/UArlt36.png
- Install (the above mentioned QGIS) Plugin from ZIP: https://i.imgur.com/Q2sXNdw.png
- Plugin installed, provider activated: https://i.imgur.com/LdmpaWF.png
- The interface to
r.estimap.recreation
: https://i.imgur.com/uJbMSpw.png
QGIS core developer Nyal Dawson explained a best-practice approach in this e-mail thread.
Overview
Subclass QGIS' class
Grass7AlgorithmProvider
Set the value of
descriptionFolder
to the path of the add-on in questionOverride the methods for logo, descriptions, name etc.
An example of it, implemented by Panagiotis Mavrogiorgos is https://gitlab.com/natcapes/natcapes_qgis, which literally exposes the https://gitlab.com/natcapes/r.estimap.recreation GRASS GIS add-on under Processing.
Finally, it would be nice to have an update for https://issues.qgis.org/issues/21322 -- essentially, an update of the "documentation" file https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/blob/master/python/plugins/processing/algs/grass7/grass7.txt.
Related Screenshots
- Processing Toolbox and the normal GRASS GIS provider: https://i.imgur.com/3QZ4bB9.png
- QGIS Plugin in the 'natcapes_qgis' repository: https://i.imgur.com/UArlt36.png
- Install (the above mentioned QGIS) Plugin from ZIP: https://i.imgur.com/Q2sXNdw.png
- Plugin installed, provider activated: https://i.imgur.com/LdmpaWF.png
- The interface to
r.estimap.recreation
: https://i.imgur.com/uJbMSpw.png
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answered Apr 19 at 11:07
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Thank you @PolyGeo for the edit. But the title is syntactically/grammatically now incorrect. At least, my poor English tells me, it should read: either "Exposing a GRASS GIS add-on in QGIS Processing framework?" or "Exposing GRASS GIS add-ons in QGIS Processing framework?".
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 12:48
The title is a summary of your question. It can normally be summarized in fewer characters (for search engine optimization and duplicate suggestions) by not insisting on a fully formed sentence.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 19 at 12:59
@PolyGeo I see. But I still think it should be grammatically correct.
– Nikos Alexandris
Apr 19 at 13:01