This is the command line client implementation for InaSAFE.
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Install InaSAFE CLI by from pip by running this command:
pip install inasafe-cli -
Make sure that your environment has QGIS. You can check if you environment is ready by running this on your python console:
import qgis -
Add QGIS python plugin directory into your python path. See here
You can type inasafe or inasafe -h or inasafe --help to show how to use this command line
inasafe -v or inasafe --version
inasafe --download --feature-type=buildings --extent=106,84:-6,2085970:106,8525945:-6,1876174 --output-dir=/home/akbar/dev/data/test_cli/
Feature type can be:
- roads
- buildings
- building-points
- potential-idp
- boundary-x (with x from 1 to11)
When specifying the path to the hazard, exposure, or aggregation file, it can be relative or absolute.
You can run the scenario with extent or (mutually exclusive) with an aggregation layer
- Using extent:
inasafe --hazard=safe/test/data/gisv4/hazard/tsunami_vector.geojson --exposure=safe/test/data/gisv4/exposure/raster/population.asc --output-dir=/home/akbar/dev/data/test_cli/ --extent=106,7999364:-6,2085970:106,8525945:-6,1676174
- Using aggregation layer
inasafe --hazard=safe/test/data/gisv4/hazard/tsunami_vector.geojson --exposure=safe/test/data/gisv4/exposure/raster/population.asc --aggregation=safe/test/data/gisv4//aggregation/small_grid_complex.geojson --output-dir=/home/akbar/dev/data/test_cli/