Load Them All

QGIS plugin that recursively loads vector and raster layers stored in a directory structure, based on several filters.

Available filters are:

Alphanumeric:

Enter a filter text and choose among the modes Start with, Any position, or Ends with to find files by name. You can use the logical operators || (or) and && (and), and even combine them. && has more priority, so the expression a || b && c becomes (a || b) && c.

Additionally, you can invert the Alphanumeric filter, i.e., prepend a logic NOT to it, allowing you to invert the original filter result.
Bounding box:

Enter coordinates by hand or get the current map extent. Choose the spatial filter: Contains or Intersects.
Date modified:

Filter files by their latest modification date, using comparisons like before, after and exact date.
Geometry type:

Choose which geometry type you want to load: Point, Line, or Polygon. Uncheck all geometry types for loading only geometryless layers (i.e., alphanumeric tables).
Raster type:

Choose which raster type you want to load: Gray or undefined, Palette, Multiband, or Color Layer.

There are several options for you to configure how layers should be loaded to QGIS:

Groups: Whether or not to create groups based on directories' names. When groups are created, they reflect the directory structure, i.e., groups are nested if necessary.
Turn off layers: Make loaded layers invisible (it improves performance).
Do not load empty layers.
Sort (or reverse sort) loaded layers by name.
Ignore case in the alphanumeric filter: Make the alphanumeric filter case insensitive.
Ignore accents in the alphanumeric filter: You need the unidecode module for this option to work (you probably need to install it because it doesn't come with the standard Python installation). If enabled, an alphanumeric filter like 'arbol' will also match 'árbol'.
Sublayers: The following two options can work independently from each other.
- Include parent in search: Make alphanumeric filters work with the parent name prepended. If enabled, an alphanumeric filter like 'Starts with: rivers' won't match the sublayer rivers, because the parent layer name is taken into account (e.g., 'parent_layer_name rivers').
- Include parent in loaded sublayers: Prepend the parent layer name in all its sublayers.
Apply group style to layers: Whether or not to load QML style (group_name.qml) for all layers inside a group. The QML file must have the same name as the parent folder and must be found in the layer folder.

The plugin supports the following file extensions:

Where to find Load Them All after installation

LICENSE: GPL v2.0

Code contributors:

JanCaha / loadthemall