The toolbar in epanet-js is your main control center, giving you quick access to essential functions for building, editing, and running simulations.

It provides project management tools, allowing you to create, open, and save your work, ensuring that changes are tracked and stored locally on your computer.

You can import customer points so you can visualize them in your network.

Editing actions like undo and redo help you quickly correct mistakes or experiment with different configurations without worrying about losing progress.

You have different ways to select your assets:

• One by one.
• Select the assets enclosed in an area.
• Tracing upstream, downstream, or by boundary.
• Or all of them with CTRL/CMD+A.

For building your network, the toolbar includes map tools, such as drawing junctions, pipes, and reservoirs — key elements for constructing a water distribution model. These tools are designed to streamline the process, letting you place elements efficiently and connect them with minimal clicks.

Once your network is set up, the simulation and report options let you run hydraulic calculations and review the results.

There’re also several options to set up operational data – such as patterns or curves.

You can also make use of analysis tools such like data tables or HGL profile to get insights about your network.

The application layout can be configured to your needs showing or hiding the three different toolbars (left, bottom, right).

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Project actions

• File dropdown:
  • New project
    • Blankk project
    • From GIS data
    • From EPANET INP
• Open
• Save
• Save as…
• Import customer points
• Import zones

Edit actions

• Undo
• Redo

Map tools

• Select (single asset)
• Select area
• Selection trace
• Junction
• Reservoir
• Tank
• Pipe
• Pump
• Valve
• Customer point

Simulation & report

• Run simulation
• Simulation settings
• View report

Operational data

• Patterns
• Curves
• Pump library
• Controls

Analysis tools

• Data tables
• HGL profile

Search assets

Application layout

• Toggle left sidebar
• Toggle bottom sidebar
• Toggle right sidebar </aside>

See also:

Drawing network elements