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Using libraries other than PyQGIS to develop plugin for QGIS?
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I develop a plugin for QGIS. Before to integreted it in the QGIS I developped it with GIS library (Fiona, shapely, geopandas, ...) and it work well. Now I try to build it with plugin_builder of QGIS. The problem is I try to use my functions that I created with the previous libraries, but it seems like PyQGIS (QGIS) didn't recongnize them.
Is it possible to work with the GIS libraries to open, write a vector and make some processes in QGIS environment?
python qgis-plugins shapely pyqgis-3 fiona
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I develop a plugin for QGIS. Before to integreted it in the QGIS I developped it with GIS library (Fiona, shapely, geopandas, ...) and it work well. Now I try to build it with plugin_builder of QGIS. The problem is I try to use my functions that I created with the previous libraries, but it seems like PyQGIS (QGIS) didn't recongnize them.
Is it possible to work with the GIS libraries to open, write a vector and make some processes in QGIS environment?
python qgis-plugins shapely pyqgis-3 fiona
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
353
add a comment |
I develop a plugin for QGIS. Before to integreted it in the QGIS I developped it with GIS library (Fiona, shapely, geopandas, ...) and it work well. Now I try to build it with plugin_builder of QGIS. The problem is I try to use my functions that I created with the previous libraries, but it seems like PyQGIS (QGIS) didn't recongnize them.
Is it possible to work with the GIS libraries to open, write a vector and make some processes in QGIS environment?
python qgis-plugins shapely pyqgis-3 fiona
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
353
I develop a plugin for QGIS. Before to integreted it in the QGIS I developped it with GIS library (Fiona, shapely, geopandas, ...) and it work well. Now I try to build it with plugin_builder of QGIS. The problem is I try to use my functions that I created with the previous libraries, but it seems like PyQGIS (QGIS) didn't recongnize them.
Is it possible to work with the GIS libraries to open, write a vector and make some processes in QGIS environment?
python qgis-plugins shapely pyqgis-3 fiona
python qgis-plugins shapely pyqgis-3 fiona
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
353
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
353
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
edited 6 hours ago
PolyGeo♦
54k1782246
54k1782246
asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
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asked 7 hours ago
EliteElite
353
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Yes, you can use those librairies in a qgis plugin as long as you install them on the folder sites-packages of the python called by qgis.
use OsGeo4W Shell to install them ( I use pip for that )
then you can call them from your plugin, also make sure that PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH environment variables are well set.
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
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Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
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Yes, you can use those librairies in a qgis plugin as long as you install them on the folder sites-packages of the python called by qgis.
use OsGeo4W Shell to install them ( I use pip for that )
then you can call them from your plugin, also make sure that PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH environment variables are well set.
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
add a comment |
Yes, you can use those librairies in a qgis plugin as long as you install them on the folder sites-packages of the python called by qgis.
use OsGeo4W Shell to install them ( I use pip for that )
then you can call them from your plugin, also make sure that PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH environment variables are well set.
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
add a comment |
Yes, you can use those librairies in a qgis plugin as long as you install them on the folder sites-packages of the python called by qgis.
use OsGeo4W Shell to install them ( I use pip for that )
then you can call them from your plugin, also make sure that PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH environment variables are well set.
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
Yes, you can use those librairies in a qgis plugin as long as you install them on the folder sites-packages of the python called by qgis.
use OsGeo4W Shell to install them ( I use pip for that )
then you can call them from your plugin, also make sure that PYTHONHOME and PYTHONPATH environment variables are well set.
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
answered 7 hours ago
Hicham ZouarhiHicham Zouarhi
2,0091922
2,0091922
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
add a comment |
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
Doesn't that (using other library) make it harder to share the plugin ?
– J.R
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
@J.R I don't see the problem if the dependencies of the plugin are present in a requirements.txt file
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
If it's possible to use only PyQGIS then other don't have to install other library to use the plugin, not a big deal but easier for novice
– J.R
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
yes, indeed it would be easier, it depends if OP wants to share his plugin online or not
– Hicham Zouarhi
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
Thanks @HichamZouarhi for your answers. Yeah, J.R you are right, using only PyQGIS will make easier to install use the plugin, but for the moment i already finished it and i have use other libraries, and also i think Fiona and shapely are more easialy to use than PyQGIS. This is my opinion ;)
– Elite
7 hours ago
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