Python Plugin: Most recent Dutch earthquake

[elmortero]

Cool! Could there be a way for people in other countries to fill in their datasource?

Hi!
Not Python - I am not very good in that -, but with dzVents, I came up with this

The source I used has world-wide info and allows to use location limits.

[Xorfor]

@elmortero,

Great job!

I also looked for other sources like the one you are using. But it looks like the other sources are only reporting 'real' (tectonic) earthquakes. Until now, for the Netherlands, the KNMI is the most accurate source.
Perhaps in the future I make a more global plugin.

[EdwinK]

Lately I get numbers and double entries in the log.

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[quilae]

Since I'm not into using Google Maps as source for maps I took the liberty to create a slightly modified version of the script.
It is really simple just change this line:

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txt = date + ": <a target='_blank' style='color: black;' href='https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=" + lat + "+" + lon + "'>" + plaats + "</a><br/>" + \

into this:

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txt = date + ": <a target='_blank' style='color: black;' href='https://www.openstreetmap.org/?zoom=15&mlat=" + lat + "&mlon=" + lon + "'>" + plaats + "</a><br/>" + \

and you'll be able to show the location on the maps of www.openstreetmap.org.

[Xorfor]

@quilae
Thnx for your idea! I updated the plugin. It has now a parameter where you can select Google Maps or OpenStreetMap!