nopywer-qgis-plugin a QGIS plugin to use nopywer directly inside QGIS
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Open QGIS.
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Add nopywer plugin repositoey to QGIS Plugin Manager: Go to: Plugins > Manage and Install Plugins... > Settings > "Plugin Repositories" > Add...
- Choose a name (e.g., "Nopywer Release Repo").
- For the URL, paste this exact link: https://github.com/vfinel/nopywer_qgis_plugin/releases/latest/download/plugins.xml
- /!\ make sure to remove the
http://prefix already written, you needhttps://instead - if you see the message
Unable to Get Local Issuer Certificate: The issuer certificate of a locally looked up certificate could not be foundyou can clickIgnore
- /!\ make sure to remove the
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Go to: Plugins > Manage and Install Plugins... > All
- search for
nopywerplugin - install it
Note that the installation can take some time (about 1 minute), and multiple command windows may open. Do not attempt to interact with QGIS during the installaton.
- search for
Once the installation is complete, you are ready to use nopywer!
You can click on the nopywer plugin icon ![]()
You can also open the plugin by going on Plugins > nopywer.
Make sure that your layers have the following properties:
- each features of nodes layers must have the following attributes:
name: a string describing the name of the loadpower: power usage of this node (it can be 0 if the node is not using power. Units can be in watts, kilowatts, or megawatts)phase: the phase this node should draw power from ("1", "2", "3", or any combinaison of those: "1,2,3" to split equally on 3-phases, "1,2" to split on 2-phases, etc.)
- open the plugin
- select your layers (nodes layer(s) and cable layer(s))
- click
Run analysis
Logs are visible in two places:
- Log Messages Panel: Go to View -> Panels -> Log Messages (or click the speech bubble in the bottom right corner of QGIS) and select the "Nopywer" tab.
- QGIS Python Console: Go to Plugins -> Python console (or Ctrl + Alt + P)
This will show you exactly what nopywer is calculating, any warnings it generates, and the final result.
- Go to Plugins > Manage and install plugins...
- Go to the
Installedtab - Search for
nopywer - Click upgrade