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CleanChainFinder

Overview

CleanChainFinder is a QGIS plugin designed to simplify the process of identifying connected line segments with identical attribute information, reducing manual work and improving consistency when working with GIS datasets.

Features

  • Identify connected line segments with identical attribute information.
  • Reduce repetitive manual inspection of attribute tables.
  • Simplify GIS data preparation and cleanup workflows.
  • Improve consistency when processing connected line features.

Installation

Clone the repository into your local QGIS plugins directory:

git clone https://github.com/Consortis-Geospatial/CleanChainFinder.git

Alternatively, you can download or copy the plugin into the appropriate QGIS plugins directory.

Usage

After installing the plugin:

  1. Open QGIS.
  2. Make sure the required line layer is loaded.
  3. Launch CleanChainFinder from the QGIS plugin interface.
  4. Select the appropriate layer and configure the required options.
  5. Run the plugin to identify connected line segments with identical attribute information.

Development

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Consortis-Geospatial/CleanChainFinder.git

Navigate to the project directory:

cd CleanChainFinder

Open the project in Visual Studio Code:

code .

Make your changes, test them locally in QGIS, and commit your changes using Git.

Git Workflow

To update your local repository with the latest changes:

git pull

After making changes, check the repository status:

git status

Stage your changes:

git add .

Create a commit:

git commit -m "Describe your changes"

Push your changes to GitHub:

git push

Quick Workflow

The complete workflow can be summarized as:

git pull
git status
git add .
git commit -m "Describe your changes"
git push

Repository

This plugin is released under the GPL-3.0 license. CleanChainFinder on GitHub

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Detects potential pseudonodes and unmerged line endpoints in QGIS, helping users identify and review road-network topology issues

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