Setup your programming project

1. Install the EnMAP-Box as QGIS Plugin, as described in https://enmap-box.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usr_section/usr_installation.html Start the EnMAP-Box and open Project > Load Example Data, which will download and install the EnMAP-Box testdata sets.

2. Create a workshop folder, hereafter referred as <workshop folder>

3. Clone the workshop repository and checkout the develop branch

   cd <workshop folder>
   git clone https://bitbucket.org/hu-geomatics/enmap-box-workshop2019.git
   cd enmap-box-workshop2019
   git checkout develop
   

4. Start PyCharm and create a new project <workshop folder>/programming_tutorial.

5. Set the QGIS python as python interpreter (for more details on this and the following steps you might also read here <https://enmap-box.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev_section/dev_installation.html#create-a-new-project>)

6. Add the workshop repository folder enmap-box-workshop2019 to your project sources

7. Add the QGIS python code folder <QGIS Root>/apps/qgis/python to your project sources and mark its plugins subfolder as source root.

   Note

   Folders in the PyCharm project tree can be defined as source root by right-mouse click > Mark Directory as > Source Root.

8. Add the EnMAP-Box plugin folder to your project sources and mark its site-packages subfolder as source root.

Fig. 52 PyCharm project structure after adding the QGIS and EnMAP-Box source code as project sources