Welcome to the new QGIS Web Application

This application is the official QGIS plugins web portal.

You are strongly encouraged to use this application and report any issue on the QGIS Web Applications Bug Tracking System.

In order to access to some functionalities of this website you will need to login with a valid OSGEO ID.
You can create a new OSGeo ID at OSGEO web portal.

Resources for plugin users

• If you've found a bug in one of the plugins, learn how to submit a bug report: 

Resources for plugin authors

• The pyQGIS cookbook is an ongoing effort to collect tips and tricks about QGIS python programming.
• The QGIS API is the ultimate reference for plugins creators

How to add your plugin to this repository

• Go to Qgis plugin repo and click on Share a plugin. The approval procedure takes 2 weeks maximum. If not approved, a e-mail will be sent to you. For a prompt approval, please check that your plugin:
  • has no malicious code
  • has at least minimal documentation
  • does not duplicate of existing functionalities or plugin, unless there is a good reason
  • has a proper license
  • does not contain architecture-dependant binaries
  • supports English language
  • provides a minimal data set for testing
• Create a new project at http://hub.qgis.org/projects and make it a subproject of "User Plugins". The user plugin section on hub can show plugin info, let users add issues/tickets for your plugin and to have just ONE repository for all qgis plugins.
• Depending on your plugin/ideas/capabilities, either
  • Put ALL the code in the zip uploaded to the Qgis plugin repo (or create your own) 
    or
  • Put code in GIT repo at http://hub.qgis.org
    or/and
  • Put code in github (because it just has more features at this moment)