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# HRU delin QGIS plugin user documentation
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# Install
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## Dependencies
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There are a few dependencies:
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* Python3 pandas
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* Python3 dbf
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### Windows
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Pandas is already included in the Python3 embedded in QGIS for Windows.
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You still need to install dbf module in this embedded Python. For that:
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* Open a file explorer and go to your QGIS installation directory (something like `C:/Program Files/QGIS 3.10`)
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* Right-click `OSGeo4W` command file and select `run as administrator`.
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* In the freshly opened command line window, run those two commands:
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```
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py3_env
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python3 -m pip install dbf
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```
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### GNU/Linux
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Simply install those modules with your package manager. For example, on Debian/Ubuntu/Mint/..., you can run this:
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```
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sudo apt install python3-pandas python3-dbf
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```
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If you don't have administrator rights and pip3 is installed on your machine, you can install those modules by running:
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```
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pip3 install --user pandas dbf
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```
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## Install the plugin archive
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Open QGIS, go to "Plugins -> Manage and install plugins". Find the tab named "Install from ZIP". Browse your files to find the zip archive and click "Install plugin". |
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