[general]
name=QGIS2WebMap by NIKA
qgisMinimumVersion=3.44
qgisMaximumVersion=4.99
description=Export QGIS projects to interactive, portable HTML maps. Open locally, share as a zip, or put them on any static host.
about=Documentation: https://qgis2webmap.nikaplanet.com/ — installation, your first export, every dialog option, hosting and troubleshooting. QGIS2WebMap by NIKA turns a finished QGIS project into an interactive web map that opens locally — no account, web server, or coding required. The default export is a single HTML file another person can double-click. Built by NIKA, powered by OnlyMap. On first use the plugin downloads the OnlyMap runtime from npm (registry.npmjs.org); exporting works offline after that. This is an independent third-party plugin and is not endorsed by QGIS.org.
version=0.1.4
author=NIKA
email=support@nikaplanet.com

tracker=https://github.com/NikaGeospatial/qgis2webmap/issues
repository=https://github.com/NikaGeospatial/qgis2webmap
# The QGIS approval rules require this to describe the plugin, not the author:
# "This link should direct users to a page on a website that describes the plugin
# functionality ... Any other links will result in the plugin being rejected."
# NIKA is credited through `author`, the About text, the Pages footer and the
# exported map's own credit component, so nothing is lost by obeying it.
homepage=https://qgis2webmap.nikaplanet.com/

# Exported maps send one anonymous usage report to NIKA when they load; see docs/privacy.md.
#
# Tags are what the in-app Plugin Manager searches and what builds the browse
# pages on plugins.qgis.org (`/plugins/tags/<tag>/`), each of which is indexed
# separately. `webmaps` is the plural of a tag we already carry and is its own
# browse page, so both are worth holding; `portable`, `standalone` and `3d` are
# the differentiators someone would actually search for.
#
# Deliberately NOT tagged `leaflet`, `openlayers` or `mapbox gl js`, which the
# incumbent carries. Exported maps are drawn by OnlyMap and use none of them -
# tagging for a renderer we do not ship would be a false claim to reviewers and
# to anyone browsing that tag.
tags=html,webmap,webmaps,web,export,offline,portable,standalone,3d,map,javascript,onlymap

category=Web
icon=icons/qgis2webmap.svg
experimental=False
deprecated=False
license=GPL-2.0-or-later
hasProcessingProvider=yes

changelog=0.1.4
    Fixes: layer labels rendered nothing at all in every previous release -
    a map with labelling switched on exported without any text on it.
    Scale-dependent visibility is no longer claimed: the map library ignores
    it, so the Fidelity tab now says so instead of the export pretending.
    Each Help guide printed its title twice.
    The pinned OnlyMap runtime moves to 0.6.20, restoring dashed lines and
    fixing a page-wide spacebar capture that broke space-to-scroll.
    Adds a Host button in the dialog and the preview; hosting does not exist
    yet, so it opens a short waitlist form and says so.
    0.1.3
    Textured 3D relief: with a basemap and relief both on, the basemap's
    imagery drapes over the terrain and extruded layers stand on the surface.
    Fixes: categorized/graduated line layers exported grey; extrusions lost in
    sessions that never opened a 3D view; popup fields with spaces leaking
    {{raw}} placeholders; the Positron basemap's host named wrongly in the
    fidelity report.
    Exported maps send NIKA an anonymous usage report when they load, as
    covered by the OnlyMap runtime licence. See docs/privacy.md for exactly
    what is and isn't included.
    0.1.2
    First public release.
    Export a QGIS project to a single portable HTML file, a share ZIP or a folder.
    Vector points, lines and polygons with single-symbol, categorized and graduated
    styling; layer order, groups, visibility, aliases and hidden
    fields; labels, popups, attribution, legend, layer switcher, zoom controls and
    a scale bar. The Fidelity tab lists anything that will not survive the trip
    before you export. Requires QGIS 3.44 or newer.
