A Rasterio CLI command plugin example.
Usage
Given a path to a raster dataset, this project’s rio metasay command prints a picture of a cow saying one random or optionally specified (see --item) metadata item from the dataset.
$ rio metasay tests/data/RGB.byte.tif
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< Width: 791 >
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Installation
If you’ve already installed Rasterio, installation is just pip install rio-metasay.
Testing
See .travis.yml for an example of how to use Rasterio releases to speed up your testing builds.
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