{"name": "Easting", "package_name": "easting", "version": "0.8.0", "experimental": false, "qgis_min": "3.28.0", "qgis_max": "4.99.0", "downloads": 117, "uploaded_by": "jonathanpascoe", "upload_datetime": "2026-08-16T13:33:56.530439", "changelog": "0.8.0\n* Start free without leaving QGIS: Settings now has a signup form. Three documents, no card, in exchange for your email, company and role. The key is written straight into your profile, so the next thing you do is extract a deed\n* Correct what was misread: double-click a bearing or a distance in the call table, type what the instrument says, and the service re-verifies and re-signs the document. Nothing is overwritten: the certificate prints your change beside what was extracted, with who made it and why\n* Close the shape: fit a tract's courses by compass rule when the recorded description does not close. The verdict does not change, because the record still does not close; the certificate says how much was distributed\n* The user guide moved to docs.easting.ai, split by surface; Settings links the QGIS guide directly\n0.7.0\n* Suggested locations: ask the service whether a tract commences at a PLSS corner it can resolve, preview the parcel there, and confirm it yourself. It declines far more often than it fires, and says which corner it tried when it does\n* Save DXF\u2026 is reachable again: the button was built and never added to the dock, so CAD export had been available only through the browser and the API\n* The dock's controls are two rows: placement above, document actions below\n* Curves draw as arcs: the placement preview, placed layers, GeoPackage, and certificate figure all densify each curve from its radius and direction instead of drawing the chord (a chord misstates a highway curve by tens of feet at mid-arc)\n* Save GeoPackage\u2026 is now server-written from the extraction itself: tract and call layers with the full attribute schema, plus a placed WGS 84 layer for georeferenced tracts; the same file the web portal saves\n* Course numbers label each boundary line on the canvas, matching the certificate figure and the call table\n0.6.0\n* Extract folder\u2026: submit a directory as one batch; results load into the review dock as they settle\n* Save DXF\u2026: CAD export beside GeoPackage, true arcs, unplaced by design (POB at origin, feet)\n* Recorded plats and utility as-builts identified; a plat's printed call tables become placeable tracts that face the deed closure check\n* TIFF, PNG, and JPEG accepted; documents up to 32 MB upload via staging and are deleted as they are read\n* Meters, varas, and chains convert correctly and display in the document's own unit\n* Save certificate\u2026: the GroundTruth Certificate of Digitization as a PDF, with each tract drawn to scale and every course numbered against its source text\n* Long documents no longer time out: extraction is submitted and polled, so a multi-tract instrument finishes instead of erroring at three minutes\n* Full notes: easting.ai/help (Changelog section)\n0.5.0\n* Recorded easements and rights of way: burden card (type, width, term, exclusivity, rights, servient parcel), honest refusals, square-foot verification for small easements\n* Group placement: one click on a shared commencement point places every tract\n* $30 document pack named in Settings; user guide at easting.ai/help/\n0.4.2\n* Free trial at signup (3 documents, card required); self-serve keys at easting.ai/account\n0.4.1\n* Qt6 compatibility and plugin-repository security-scan compliance\n0.4.0\n* PLSS/aliquot parsing with one-click georeferenced placement (BLM CadNSDI)\n* Deed metadata panel, structured tie courses, per-call adjoiners; all exported\n0.3.0\n* All engine logic moved server-side; verdicts and geometry come from the Easting API\n0.2.0\n* Hosted-only: extraction runs on the Easting API with an east_live_ key\n0.1.0\n* First MVP: extraction, review dock, POB placement, GeoPackage export", "external_deps": "", "download_url": "https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/easting/version/0.8.0/download/"}