- Latest release link: https://github.com/3liz/lizmap-plugin/releases
- The
master
anddev
branch can be found on https://packages.3liz.org/ after each commits with a stable link. - All published versions are available plugins.qgis.org.
- Do not use the link provided by GitHub by default in the top right corner.
LIZMAP_SKIP_STATS
, boolean, to skip the stats APILIZMAP_ADVANCED_USER
, boolean, to avoid some validity checks. This variable is not needed if you use the source code from Git.
- The dev branch is for the next release of LWC.
- The master branch is for the actual released version on qgis.org and compatible with the current of LWC.
Publication plugin for Lizmap Web Application, by 3LIZ.
begin : 2011-11-01
copyright : (C) 2011 by 3liz
authors : René-Luc D'Hont and Michaël Douchin
email : info@3liz.com
website : http://www.3liz.com
Lizmap QGIS plugin aims to be used to configure a web application dynamically generated by Lizmap (PHP/JavaScript application) with the help of QGIS Server. With this plugin, you can configure one web map per QGIS project. The Lizmap web application must be installed on the server.
The original Code is 3liz code.
You can find help and news by subscribing to the mailing list: https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/lizmap.
For more detailed information, check the Lizmap Web Client GitHub repository.
The Initial Developer of the Original Code are René-Luc D'Hont rldhont@3liz.com and Michael Douchin mdouchin@3liz.com. Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 2011 the Initial Developer. All Rights Reserved.
This does not cover the installation of Lizmap Web Client application.
From QGIS application:
- Plugins menu -> Manage and Install Plugins...
- Select LizMap plugin from Not installed list
- Install plugin
or from GitHub repository:
- Clone the repo:
git clone --recursive git@github.com:3liz/lizmap-plugin.git lizmap
mv lizmap ~/.local/share/QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python/plugins
If it's from a previous GitHub repository:
git submodule update
to update the submodule.
- Salvatore Larosa @slarosa
- Paolo Cavallini @pcav
- Arnaud Deleurme
- @ewsterrenburg
- Sławomir Bienias @SaekBinko
- Petr Tsymbarovich @mentaljam
- Víctor Herreros @vherreros
- João Gaspar
- Felix Kuehne
- Kari Salovaara
- Xan Vieiro
- Etienne Trimaille @Gustry
- José Macau
Please propose a PR to add yourself if you are missing
Version: MPL 2.0/GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1
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If you want to update a bunch of QGIS projects with their CFG, in the QGIS python script dialog, you can run this script below.
The script will update both the QGS file to the running QGIS version, and also the CFG file to the version described at the top of the script.
This script will overwrite your files (qgs and cfg). Either make a backup or use a versioning system.
You might have some UI prompts that you need to take care of. Either from QGIS desktop when opening the project, or from Lizmap plugin when converting CFG files.
from lizmap.definitions.definitions import LwcVersions
from pathlib import Path
# Adapt these 2 variables
projects = Path("/home/etienne/dev/lizmap/lizmap-web-client/tests/qgis-projects/tests")
lwc_version_target = LwcVersions.Lizmap_3_6
# Do not change under this line, unless you have some Python skills.
from qgis.utils import plugins
lizmap = plugins['lizmap']
projects = Path(projects)
project = QgsProject.instance()
for i, qgs_file in enumerate(projects.glob('*.qgs')):
print(f"Processing {i + 1} : {qgs_file.name}")
if not project.read(str(qgs_file)):
print(f'Error while reading the project : {qgs_file.name}')
exit(1)
lizmap.read_cfg_file()
lizmap.save_cfg_file(
lwc_version_target,
save_project=False,
with_gui=False,
)
project.write()
project.clear()
You can use the lizmap_api
class of lizmap.py
to get the Lizmap JSON configuration for a specific project.
For example:
import sys,os
qgisPrefixPath = "/usr/local/"
sys.path.append(os.path.join(qgisPrefixPath, "share/qgis/python/"))
sys.path.append(os.path.join(qgisPrefixPath, "share/qgis/python/plugins/"))
os.environ["QGIS_DEBUG"] = '-1'
os.environ['QGIS_PREFIX_PATH'] = qgisPrefixPath
from qgis.core import QgsApplication
QgsApplication.setPrefixPath(qgisPrefixPath, True)
app = QgsApplication([], False)
app.initQgis()
# Run the lizmap config exporter
from lizmap import lizmap
project_path = '/home/mdouchin/test_a_sup.qgs'
lv = lizmap.LizmapConfig(project_path)
if lv:
# get the JSON content with default values
json_content = lv.to_json()
# OR:
# get the JSON content with user defined values
my_global_options = {
'mapScales': [1000, 2500, 5000, 10000, 25000, 50000, 100000, 250000], # set the map scales
'osmMapnik': True, # add the OSM mapnik baselayer
'print': True # activate the print tool
}
my_layer_options = {
'MY LAYER NAME': {
'title': 'My new title', # change title
'popup': True, # active popup
'cached': True, # activate server cache
'singleTile': False, # set tiled mode on
'imageFormat': "image/jpeg", # set image format
'toggled': False # do not display the layer at project startup
}
}
json_content = lv.to_json(
p_global_options=my_global_options,
p_layer_options=my_layer_options
)
print(json_content)
# get the configuration as dictionary
dic_content = lv.lizmap_json_config
# Exit
QgsApplication.exitQgis()
app.exit()
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