To make data exchange between epanet-js and third party applications possible, there are a number of network data export options you can use to share network data. These options can be found in the File > Export sub-menu.

The currently supported export options are:

• EPANET INP: generate an EPANET compatible INP network file.
• Asset data: export the hydraulic model as either geospatial data or as a spreadsheet. Supported export formats are:
  • GeoJSON (.geojson)
  • Shapefile (.shp / .shx / .prj / .dbf / .cpj)
  • Comma-Separated Values (.csv)
  • Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx)
• Simulation results: export the time series for all or some simulation properties as a spreadsheet. Both steady-state and extended-period simulations (EPS) can be exported. Supported formats are:
  • Comma-Separated Values (.csv)
  • Microsoft Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx)

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Export formats might not support all features supported by epanet-js, such as customer points or custom asset fields.

We recommend using the epanet-js Project (.ejsdb) as your primary save and only exporting data for external compatibility.

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Worked examples

Deep dive on how to export your data to third-party apps with these examples:

Export Example #1: Importing asset data into QGIS

Export Example #2: Importing simulation results into Microsoft Excel