Call MMQGIS plugin from command line
I want to automatize some qgis process probably with python. I found an interesting article (http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/running_qgis_jobs.html) which describes how can I see the processing command in the logs. I checked it, and it worked for the built-in commands, but I also need to use a plugin, called MMQGIS. The log doesn't contain the process command of this plugin. Can I call it somehow from the command line?
The other solution for me if I can create a flat-end edged buffer only with the built-in functions because then I don't need to use this plugin, and hopefully the log will contains the processing command.
python qgis
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I want to automatize some qgis process probably with python. I found an interesting article (http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/running_qgis_jobs.html) which describes how can I see the processing command in the logs. I checked it, and it worked for the built-in commands, but I also need to use a plugin, called MMQGIS. The log doesn't contain the process command of this plugin. Can I call it somehow from the command line?
The other solution for me if I can create a flat-end edged buffer only with the built-in functions because then I don't need to use this plugin, and hopefully the log will contains the processing command.
python qgis
asked Jan 18 '17 at 12:58
PaxiPaxi
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I want to automatize some qgis process probably with python. I found an interesting article (http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/running_qgis_jobs.html) which describes how can I see the processing command in the logs. I checked it, and it worked for the built-in commands, but I also need to use a plugin, called MMQGIS. The log doesn't contain the process command of this plugin. Can I call it somehow from the command line?
The other solution for me if I can create a flat-end edged buffer only with the built-in functions because then I don't need to use this plugin, and hopefully the log will contains the processing command.
python qgis
asked Jan 18 '17 at 12:58
PaxiPaxi
418
I want to automatize some qgis process probably with python. I found an interesting article (http://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/running_qgis_jobs.html) which describes how can I see the processing command in the logs. I checked it, and it worked for the built-in commands, but I also need to use a plugin, called MMQGIS. The log doesn't contain the process command of this plugin. Can I call it somehow from the command line?
The other solution for me if I can create a flat-end edged buffer only with the built-in functions because then I don't need to use this plugin, and hopefully the log will contains the processing command.
python qgis
python qgis
asked Jan 18 '17 at 12:58
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asked Jan 18 '17 at 12:58
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asked Jan 18 '17 at 12:58
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You can reference to another plugin from your plugin importing plugins dict from qgis.core:
from qgis.core import plugins #QGIS2
from qgis.utils import plugins #QGIS3
then you can list all exposed methods and attributes of the desired plugin. In your case:
dir (plugins['mmqgis'])
you'll get
['__doc__', '__init__', '__module__', 'animate_columns', 'animate_columns_action', 'animate_lines', 'animate_lines_action', 'animate_menu', 'animate_rows', 'animate_rows_action', 'attribute_export', 'attribute_export_action', 'attribute_join', 'attribute_join_action', 'buffers', 'buffers_action', 'color_ramp', 'combine_menu', 'create_menu', 'delete_duplicate_action', 'delete_duplicate_geometries', 'float_to_text', 'float_to_text_action', 'geocode_menu', 'geocode_street_layer', 'geocode_street_layer_action', 'geocode_web_service', 'geocode_web_service_action', 'geometry_convert', 'geometry_convert_action', 'geometry_export', 'geometry_export_action', 'geometry_import', 'geometry_import_action', 'grid', 'grid_action', 'gridify', 'gridify_action', 'hub_distance', 'hub_distance_action', 'hub_lines', 'hub_lines_action', 'iface', 'import_export_menu', 'initGui', 'kml_export', 'kml_export_action', 'merge', 'merge_action', 'mmqgis_add_submenu', 'mmqgis_menu', 'modify_menu', 'search', 'search_action', 'search_select_menu', 'select', 'select_action', 'sort', 'sort_action', 'spatial_join', 'spatial_join_action', 'street_address_join', 'street_address_join_action', 'text_to_float', 'text_to_float_action', 'unload', 'voronoi', 'voronoi_action']
now if you want to execute a plugin method:
plugins['mmqgis'].attribute_join()
then you have to study the mmqgis plugin architecture in the deep to call the methods you need with the appropriate methods and with the appropriate parameters
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
Enrico FerregutiEnrico Ferreguti
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You can reference to another plugin from your plugin importing plugins dict from qgis.core:
from qgis.core import plugins #QGIS2
from qgis.utils import plugins #QGIS3
then you can list all exposed methods and attributes of the desired plugin. In your case:
dir (plugins['mmqgis'])
you'll get
['__doc__', '__init__', '__module__', 'animate_columns', 'animate_columns_action', 'animate_lines', 'animate_lines_action', 'animate_menu', 'animate_rows', 'animate_rows_action', 'attribute_export', 'attribute_export_action', 'attribute_join', 'attribute_join_action', 'buffers', 'buffers_action', 'color_ramp', 'combine_menu', 'create_menu', 'delete_duplicate_action', 'delete_duplicate_geometries', 'float_to_text', 'float_to_text_action', 'geocode_menu', 'geocode_street_layer', 'geocode_street_layer_action', 'geocode_web_service', 'geocode_web_service_action', 'geometry_convert', 'geometry_convert_action', 'geometry_export', 'geometry_export_action', 'geometry_import', 'geometry_import_action', 'grid', 'grid_action', 'gridify', 'gridify_action', 'hub_distance', 'hub_distance_action', 'hub_lines', 'hub_lines_action', 'iface', 'import_export_menu', 'initGui', 'kml_export', 'kml_export_action', 'merge', 'merge_action', 'mmqgis_add_submenu', 'mmqgis_menu', 'modify_menu', 'search', 'search_action', 'search_select_menu', 'select', 'select_action', 'sort', 'sort_action', 'spatial_join', 'spatial_join_action', 'street_address_join', 'street_address_join_action', 'text_to_float', 'text_to_float_action', 'unload', 'voronoi', 'voronoi_action']
now if you want to execute a plugin method:
plugins['mmqgis'].attribute_join()
then you have to study the mmqgis plugin architecture in the deep to call the methods you need with the appropriate methods and with the appropriate parameters
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
Enrico FerregutiEnrico Ferreguti
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You can reference to another plugin from your plugin importing plugins dict from qgis.core:
from qgis.core import plugins #QGIS2
from qgis.utils import plugins #QGIS3
then you can list all exposed methods and attributes of the desired plugin. In your case:
dir (plugins['mmqgis'])
you'll get
['__doc__', '__init__', '__module__', 'animate_columns', 'animate_columns_action', 'animate_lines', 'animate_lines_action', 'animate_menu', 'animate_rows', 'animate_rows_action', 'attribute_export', 'attribute_export_action', 'attribute_join', 'attribute_join_action', 'buffers', 'buffers_action', 'color_ramp', 'combine_menu', 'create_menu', 'delete_duplicate_action', 'delete_duplicate_geometries', 'float_to_text', 'float_to_text_action', 'geocode_menu', 'geocode_street_layer', 'geocode_street_layer_action', 'geocode_web_service', 'geocode_web_service_action', 'geometry_convert', 'geometry_convert_action', 'geometry_export', 'geometry_export_action', 'geometry_import', 'geometry_import_action', 'grid', 'grid_action', 'gridify', 'gridify_action', 'hub_distance', 'hub_distance_action', 'hub_lines', 'hub_lines_action', 'iface', 'import_export_menu', 'initGui', 'kml_export', 'kml_export_action', 'merge', 'merge_action', 'mmqgis_add_submenu', 'mmqgis_menu', 'modify_menu', 'search', 'search_action', 'search_select_menu', 'select', 'select_action', 'sort', 'sort_action', 'spatial_join', 'spatial_join_action', 'street_address_join', 'street_address_join_action', 'text_to_float', 'text_to_float_action', 'unload', 'voronoi', 'voronoi_action']
now if you want to execute a plugin method:
plugins['mmqgis'].attribute_join()
then you have to study the mmqgis plugin architecture in the deep to call the methods you need with the appropriate methods and with the appropriate parameters
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
Enrico FerregutiEnrico Ferreguti
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You can reference to another plugin from your plugin importing plugins dict from qgis.core:
from qgis.core import plugins #QGIS2
from qgis.utils import plugins #QGIS3
then you can list all exposed methods and attributes of the desired plugin. In your case:
dir (plugins['mmqgis'])
you'll get
['__doc__', '__init__', '__module__', 'animate_columns', 'animate_columns_action', 'animate_lines', 'animate_lines_action', 'animate_menu', 'animate_rows', 'animate_rows_action', 'attribute_export', 'attribute_export_action', 'attribute_join', 'attribute_join_action', 'buffers', 'buffers_action', 'color_ramp', 'combine_menu', 'create_menu', 'delete_duplicate_action', 'delete_duplicate_geometries', 'float_to_text', 'float_to_text_action', 'geocode_menu', 'geocode_street_layer', 'geocode_street_layer_action', 'geocode_web_service', 'geocode_web_service_action', 'geometry_convert', 'geometry_convert_action', 'geometry_export', 'geometry_export_action', 'geometry_import', 'geometry_import_action', 'grid', 'grid_action', 'gridify', 'gridify_action', 'hub_distance', 'hub_distance_action', 'hub_lines', 'hub_lines_action', 'iface', 'import_export_menu', 'initGui', 'kml_export', 'kml_export_action', 'merge', 'merge_action', 'mmqgis_add_submenu', 'mmqgis_menu', 'modify_menu', 'search', 'search_action', 'search_select_menu', 'select', 'select_action', 'sort', 'sort_action', 'spatial_join', 'spatial_join_action', 'street_address_join', 'street_address_join_action', 'text_to_float', 'text_to_float_action', 'unload', 'voronoi', 'voronoi_action']
now if you want to execute a plugin method:
plugins['mmqgis'].attribute_join()
then you have to study the mmqgis plugin architecture in the deep to call the methods you need with the appropriate methods and with the appropriate parameters
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
Enrico FerregutiEnrico Ferreguti
14512
You can reference to another plugin from your plugin importing plugins dict from qgis.core:
from qgis.core import plugins #QGIS2
from qgis.utils import plugins #QGIS3
then you can list all exposed methods and attributes of the desired plugin. In your case:
dir (plugins['mmqgis'])
you'll get
['__doc__', '__init__', '__module__', 'animate_columns', 'animate_columns_action', 'animate_lines', 'animate_lines_action', 'animate_menu', 'animate_rows', 'animate_rows_action', 'attribute_export', 'attribute_export_action', 'attribute_join', 'attribute_join_action', 'buffers', 'buffers_action', 'color_ramp', 'combine_menu', 'create_menu', 'delete_duplicate_action', 'delete_duplicate_geometries', 'float_to_text', 'float_to_text_action', 'geocode_menu', 'geocode_street_layer', 'geocode_street_layer_action', 'geocode_web_service', 'geocode_web_service_action', 'geometry_convert', 'geometry_convert_action', 'geometry_export', 'geometry_export_action', 'geometry_import', 'geometry_import_action', 'grid', 'grid_action', 'gridify', 'gridify_action', 'hub_distance', 'hub_distance_action', 'hub_lines', 'hub_lines_action', 'iface', 'import_export_menu', 'initGui', 'kml_export', 'kml_export_action', 'merge', 'merge_action', 'mmqgis_add_submenu', 'mmqgis_menu', 'modify_menu', 'search', 'search_action', 'search_select_menu', 'select', 'select_action', 'sort', 'sort_action', 'spatial_join', 'spatial_join_action', 'street_address_join', 'street_address_join_action', 'text_to_float', 'text_to_float_action', 'unload', 'voronoi', 'voronoi_action']
now if you want to execute a plugin method:
plugins['mmqgis'].attribute_join()
then you have to study the mmqgis plugin architecture in the deep to call the methods you need with the appropriate methods and with the appropriate parameters
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
Enrico FerregutiEnrico Ferreguti
14512
edited Nov 16 '18 at 11:25
answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
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answered Jan 21 '17 at 10:54
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