# This file contains metadata for your plugin.

# This file should be included when you package your plugin.# Mandatory items:

[general]
name=Desire Lines
qgisMinimumVersion=3.0
description=The Desire Lines plugin for QGIS is a tool designed to create and visualize desire lines, which are graphical representations of preferred or anticipated movement paths between points on a map.
version=0.1.2
author=Diego Camargo
email=dg.camargo@proton.me

about=The plugin helps users illustrate movement patterns, such as travel routes, pedestrian flows, or migration paths, allowing for a clearer understanding of spatial dynamics. By visualizing these paths, the plugin aids in urban planning, transportation analysis, and spatial studies, providing insights into how people or objects move between locations..

tracker=https://github.com/d-camargo/desire_lines/issues
repository=https://github.com/d-camargo/desire_lines
# End of mandatory metadata

# Recommended items:

hasProcessingProvider=no
# Uncomment the following line and add your changelog:
# changelog=

# Tags are comma separated with spaces allowed
tags=python

homepage=https://github.com/d-camargo/desire_lines
category=Vector
icon=icon.png
# experimental flag
experimental=False

# deprecated flag (applies to the whole plugin, not just a single version)
deprecated=False

# Since QGIS 3.8, a comma separated list of plugins to be installed
# (or upgraded) can be specified.
# Check the documentation for more information.
# plugin_dependencies=

# Category of the plugin: Vector, Database or Web
# category=

# If the plugin can run on QGIS Server.
server=False

