[general]
name=QuickMapGif
qgisMinimumVersion=3.16
description=Capture a sequence of map canvas frames and export them as an animated GIF.
version=0.2.1
author=Siddharth Gupta
email=siddharthgupta7may@gmail.com

about=QuickMapGif lets you manually capture a sequence of map canvas frames (with an extent-lock helper that detects and lets you correct accidental pan/zoom drift between captures) and assemble them into an animated GIF with configurable frame rate, loop count, scale, and ping-pong playback. No external dependencies (Pillow/ffmpeg) required — GIF encoding is fully self-contained.

tracker=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_gif/issues
repository=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_gif
homepage=https://github.com/Siddh75/quick_map_gif#readme
hasProcessingProvider=no
tags=animation,gif,export,temporal,map,timelapse
icon=icon.png
deprecated=False
server=False

changelog=0.2.1
    - Lowered the default fps (export dialog and preview window) from
      10 to 4.

    0.2
    - Renamed the plugin to QuickMapGif.
    - Packaging cleanup for the official plugin repository: added
      LICENSE (GPLv2-or-later), a proper icon, and TUTORIAL.md.
    - Removed the experimental flag.

    0.1.0
    - Initial release.
    - Manual frame capture with an extent-lock helper that detects and
      corrects accidental pan/zoom drift between captures.
    - Canvas rubber-band overlay showing the locked reference extent.
    - Standalone preview window (play/pause, adjustable fps).
    - Background GIF export with fps, loop count, scale, and ping-pong
      controls. No external dependencies (no Pillow/ffmpeg required).
