The gis-pantry is a repository for GIS related scripts, tools and recipes. The intent of this repository is to aid BC Government employees in sharing and continual improvement of tools, stand-alone scripts, and recipes (script snippets). Contribute to the bin you think best matches your code.
- Tools are developed to do a specific job and often come with a user-interface and documentation that non-scripting users might be able to figure out enough to use.
- Stand-alone scripts could be a tool that isn't fully developed yet or a library of useful methods or classes that can be reused. Sometimes your script might do a purpose-built task that can be re-configured for another persons purposes.
- Recipes are small scripts/snipits or instructions that don't nessesarrly do anything on their own but can be copied, changed and pieced together to make something more complete.
We encourage contributions. Please see our CONTRIBUTING guidelines. BC Government employees should also ensure they review BC Open Source Development Employee Guide
- Contribute tools and plugins into tools, standalone scripts and modules to scripts, and small snips and script examples to recipes.
- Please do your best to document your scripts and provide tool documentation
If you have a large project that will have multiple contributors or has a complicated code base and documentation your project would be best served by its own repository. If you contribute to this repository you can always move out when things grow.
To report bugs,issues, or feature requests please file an issue
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