Welcome to the Geocom Python Framework (GPF)

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Purpose

The Geocom Python Framework or gpf provides a set of Python modules that contain tools, helpers, loggers etc. for a more pleasant Python scripting experience in ArcGIS and/or GEONIS. GIS users who need to write geoprocessing scripts with arcpy might benefit from importing the gpf module into their script as well.

The gpf module in this repository has been developed for Python 2.7.14+ (ArcGIS Desktop/Server). However, it is also available for Python 3.6+ (ArcGIS Pro, Server) on GitHub <https://github.com/geocom-gis/gpf3> and PyPI <https://pypi.org/project/gpf3>.

Geocom customers who need to write GEONIS menu or form scripts should also look into the gntools_ module.

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