Where is official documentation of gdal/ogr?

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Where can I find the official docs for gdal/ogr python API?



I am looking for something comprehensive which shows all the classes with descriptions of their attributes, methods and input/output types. So far I have been using https://www.gdal.org/annotated.html but this appears to have been generated for an older version of gdal/ogr. For instance I am using gdal version 2.2.2 and it appears that in the docs the OGRDriver class is not shown, only the GDALdriver class is shown. At the bottom of the link the following is stated:




Created for gdal by doxygen 1.8.8




I'm not sure if 1.8.8 refers to gdal version or doxygen version, in any case I would like to find the proper documentation for the version of gdal I am using?






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  • If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
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Where can I find the official docs for gdal/ogr python API?



I am looking for something comprehensive which shows all the classes with descriptions of their attributes, methods and input/output types. So far I have been using https://www.gdal.org/annotated.html but this appears to have been generated for an older version of gdal/ogr. For instance I am using gdal version 2.2.2 and it appears that in the docs the OGRDriver class is not shown, only the GDALdriver class is shown. At the bottom of the link the following is stated:




Created for gdal by doxygen 1.8.8




I'm not sure if 1.8.8 refers to gdal version or doxygen version, in any case I would like to find the proper documentation for the version of gdal I am using?






python gdal ogr







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  • If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
    – MaBu
    4 hours ago











  • rasterio pissed me off a little bit... heres why gis.stackexchange.com/questions/298435/…
    – user32882
    4 hours ago












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Where can I find the official docs for gdal/ogr python API?



I am looking for something comprehensive which shows all the classes with descriptions of their attributes, methods and input/output types. So far I have been using https://www.gdal.org/annotated.html but this appears to have been generated for an older version of gdal/ogr. For instance I am using gdal version 2.2.2 and it appears that in the docs the OGRDriver class is not shown, only the GDALdriver class is shown. At the bottom of the link the following is stated:




Created for gdal by doxygen 1.8.8




I'm not sure if 1.8.8 refers to gdal version or doxygen version, in any case I would like to find the proper documentation for the version of gdal I am using?






python gdal ogr







share|improve this question















Where can I find the official docs for gdal/ogr python API?



I am looking for something comprehensive which shows all the classes with descriptions of their attributes, methods and input/output types. So far I have been using https://www.gdal.org/annotated.html but this appears to have been generated for an older version of gdal/ogr. For instance I am using gdal version 2.2.2 and it appears that in the docs the OGRDriver class is not shown, only the GDALdriver class is shown. At the bottom of the link the following is stated:




Created for gdal by doxygen 1.8.8




I'm not sure if 1.8.8 refers to gdal version or doxygen version, in any case I would like to find the proper documentation for the version of gdal I am using?






python gdal ogr




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  • If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
    – MaBu
    4 hours ago











  • rasterio pissed me off a little bit... heres why gis.stackexchange.com/questions/298435/…
    – user32882
    4 hours ago
















  • If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
    – MaBu
    4 hours ago











  • rasterio pissed me off a little bit... heres why gis.stackexchange.com/questions/298435/…
    – user32882
    4 hours ago















If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
– MaBu
4 hours ago





If you just want to use Python for GIS with more python like API you can also use Fiona or Rasterio. More information is availible here.
– MaBu
4 hours ago













rasterio pissed me off a little bit... heres why gis.stackexchange.com/questions/298435/…
– user32882
4 hours ago




rasterio pissed me off a little bit... heres why gis.stackexchange.com/questions/298435/…
– user32882
4 hours ago










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You can find official GDAL documentation at https://gdal.org/



All classes documentations are here:



  • C/C++ API - https://gdal.org/hierarchy.html

  • Python API - https://gdal.org/python/

Also you can read Raster API tutorial and Vector API tutorial



For python there are examples in tutorial, but the best place is GDAL tests, which written in python: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/autotest



Most of python usage are covered by this tests.






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  • good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










  • For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










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You can find official GDAL documentation at https://gdal.org/



All classes documentations are here:



  • C/C++ API - https://gdal.org/hierarchy.html

  • Python API - https://gdal.org/python/

Also you can read Raster API tutorial and Vector API tutorial



For python there are examples in tutorial, but the best place is GDAL tests, which written in python: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/autotest



Most of python usage are covered by this tests.






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  • good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










  • For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago














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You can find official GDAL documentation at https://gdal.org/



All classes documentations are here:



  • C/C++ API - https://gdal.org/hierarchy.html

  • Python API - https://gdal.org/python/

Also you can read Raster API tutorial and Vector API tutorial



For python there are examples in tutorial, but the best place is GDAL tests, which written in python: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/autotest



Most of python usage are covered by this tests.






share|improve this answer






















  • good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










  • For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago












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You can find official GDAL documentation at https://gdal.org/



All classes documentations are here:



  • C/C++ API - https://gdal.org/hierarchy.html

  • Python API - https://gdal.org/python/

Also you can read Raster API tutorial and Vector API tutorial



For python there are examples in tutorial, but the best place is GDAL tests, which written in python: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/autotest



Most of python usage are covered by this tests.






share|improve this answer














You can find official GDAL documentation at https://gdal.org/



All classes documentations are here:



  • C/C++ API - https://gdal.org/hierarchy.html

  • Python API - https://gdal.org/python/

Also you can read Raster API tutorial and Vector API tutorial



For python there are examples in tutorial, but the best place is GDAL tests, which written in python: https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/autotest



Most of python usage are covered by this tests.







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  • good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










  • For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago
















  • good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago










  • For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
    – Steven Kay
    2 hours ago















good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
– Steven Kay
2 hours ago




good point about the unit tests. i find the tests in rasterio and fiona are also the best way to see how to do things when they're not immediately obvious from the documentation ;-)
– Steven Kay
2 hours ago












For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
– Steven Kay
2 hours ago




For a task-oriented (rather than function-oriented) guide to gdal/ogr, I'd also recommend the GDAL/OGR cookbook.
– Steven Kay
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