This Python package is used for generating HTML reports about the contents of Esri geodatabases.
This Python package will generate an interactive HTML report file with the information about the geodatabase (personal, file, or SDE) itself along with information about datasets stored within the geodatabase. The report includes information about the following:
- General geodatabase overview
- Enterprise geodatabase versions
- Enterprise and local geodatabase replicas
- Domains & coded values
- Tables & Feature classes
- Table & Feature class fields
- Table & Feature class subtypes
- Table & Feature class indexes
The HTML report page is built using the Bootstrap 3 Dashboard sample. Some extra functionality is added with the help of Bootstrap 3 DataTables extension. Additional navigation items in the table of contents are added to the HTML page on-the-fly while reading geodatabase contents.
In order to use this tool, you would need to have ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro installed (for arcpy
). The code written is a valid Python 2 as well as Python 3 code which means you will be able to run against ArcGIS Desktop Python 2.7 as well as ArcGIS Pro Python 3.5+. You will also need pandas
and beatifulSoup
Python packages which can be installed from pip
if you are ArcGIS Desktop user or using conda
if you are
ArcGIS Pro user.
The package has convenience functions which can be used to specify what exactly do you want to generate report for. The gdb2html
function will create a complete report. This function provides you with fine-grained control over what information will be included in the report, so you can use it providing booleans arguments (for instance, you may want to get only list of tables and feature classes without reporting their fields, subtypes, and indexes). However, you can specify if you want to report only domains, only tables, or only feature classes using the domains2html
, tables2html
, and fcs2html
convenience functions respectively.
To generate full geodatabase report:
import registrant reporter = registrant.Reporter( r"C:\GIS\Production.gdb", r"C:\GIS\ReportFolder" ) reporter.gdb2html() print(reporter.report_file_path)
Did you find a bug? Do you need report to include some other information? Please let me know by submitting an issue.
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