QGIS Resource Sharing - Documentation¶
Description : Download shared collections Search for published collections and install them for use with QGIS. Symbology (SVG, images, styles), Processing scripts, Processing models, R scripts and checklists are supported. There are several options for repositories: Github, Bitbucket, local file system and HTTP(S).
Author and contributors: Akbar Gumbira, Håvard Tveite, Julien Moura
Plugin version: 1.1.0
QGIS minimum version: 3.22
QGIS maximum version: 3.34.5
Source code: https://github.com/QGIS-Contribution/QGIS-ResourceSharing/
Last documentation update: 13 May 2024
Introduction¶
If you have ever wanted to share QGIS resources easily with your peers, this plugin comes to the rescue!
The QGIS Resource Sharing plugin allows QGIS users to share resources (symbols, layer styles, SVGs, images, expressions, processing models, processing scripts, Dataset QA checklists, and R scripts) in repositories that other users can access.
A QGIS Resource Sharing repository could be a remote GIT repository (currently Github, Gitlab and Bitbucket public repositories are supported), local file system collections, or zipped collections on the Web.
Collections are stored locally. By default, they are placed under the user’s QGIS directory.
Git based collections are downloaded using git clone and updated using git pull, meaning that the complete repository will be stored locally, and that you can use a git client to suggest changes, keep it updated (pull)…
The plugin lets you update the repositories through the GUI (the Reload repositories button in Settings).
The plugin was initially implemented as a Google Summer of Code project in 2016 for QGIS under the OSGeo organization by Akbar Gumbira (student), Alessandro Pasotti (mentor), Anita Graser (mentor), and with the help of Richard Duivenvoorde, Tim Sutton, and others in the QGIS community.
Table of contents¶
How to use the plugin
Create your own collections