qgis_enable_plugins: Enable or disable QGIS plugins

In paleolimbot/qgisprocess: Use 'QGIS' Processing Algorithms

Enable or disable QGIS plugins

Description

Processing plugins, installed in QGIS, can be in an 'enabled' or 'disabled' state in QGIS. The plugin state can be controlled from R. qgis_enable_plugins() enables plugins while qgis_disable_plugins() does the reverse.

Usage

qgis_enable_plugins(names = NULL, quiet = FALSE)

qgis_disable_plugins(names = NULL, quiet = FALSE)

Arguments

names	Optional character vector of plugin names.
quiet	Use FALSE to display more information, possibly useful for debugging.

Details

The cache is immediately updated upon enabling or disabling plugins from R.

Run qgis_plugins() to list the available plugins that implement processing providers.

If you installed, removed, enabled or disabled plugins in the QGIS GUI, then run qgis_configure() to make those changes available in R.

If names is not provided to qgis_enable_plugins(), it is assumed that all disabled plugins are to be enabled. If names is not provided to qgis_disable_plugins(), it is assumed that all enabled plugins are to be disabled. Note that the 'processing' plugin is ignored, because it is always available to 'qgis_process' (not QGIS though).

Value

A tibble of plugins, invisibly.

Note

Only plugins that implement processing providers are supported. Installing or removing plugins is not supported.

See Also

qgis_plugins()

Other topics about configuring QGIS and qgisprocess: qgis_configure(), qgis_run()

Examples

qgis_enable_plugins("name_of_plugin")

paleolimbot/qgisprocess documentation built on Feb. 27, 2024, 9:52 p.m.