qgis
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View, create, and analyze geographic data in a Geographic Information System. Supports rasters, vectors, and project files (`.qgs`, `.qgz`, `.qlr`).
More info →Options (6)
-p, --projectbooleanOpen a specific project file
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qgis {{[-p|--project]}} {{path/to/project.qgz}}-n, --nologobooleanHide the splash screen on startup
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qgis {{[-n|--nologo]}}-e, --extentbooleanSet the initial map extent
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qgis {{[-e|--extent]}} {{xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax}}-f, --codebooleanRun a Python script on load
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qgis {{[-f|--code]}} {{path/to/script.py}}-P, --nopluginsbooleanLaunch QGIS without restoring plugins
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qgis {{[-P|--noplugins]}}-B, --skipbadlayersbooleanSkip prompts for missing layers when opening a project
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qgis {{[-B|--skipbadlayers]}} {{[-p|--project]}} {{path/to/project.qgz}}Examples (8)
Launch QGIS
Open a specific project file
qgis [-p|--project] path/to/project.qgzOpen one or more raster or vector files directly
qgis path/to/file1.tif path/to/file2.shp ...Hide the splash screen on startup
qgis [-n|--nologo]Set the initial map extent
qgis [-e|--extent] xmin,ymin,xmax,ymaxRun a Python script on load
qgis [-f|--code] path/to/script.pyLaunch QGIS without restoring plugins
qgis [-P|--noplugins]Skip prompts for missing layers when opening a project
qgis [-B|--skipbadlayers] [-p|--project] path/to/project.qgzmade by @shridhargupta | data from tldr-pages