ImpedanceFitter

General Usage
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I manged to use the package by means of PyCall under Linux (Ubuntu 22.04.3),
unfortunatly I failed to install it via [PythonCall](https://github.com/JuliaPy/PythonCall.jl/issues/245):

Installation

if Sys.iswindows()
    dir_conda = raw"C:\Users\user_accout_name\.julia\Conda\3"
else
    dir_conda = "/home/user_accout_name/.julia/conda/3"
end
ENV["CONDA_JL_HOME"] = dir_conda
using Conda; const Conda.ROOTENV = dir_conda
Conda.pip("uninstall", "impedancefitter")
Conda.pip_interop(true)
Conda.pip("install", "impedancefitter")
import Pkg; Pkg.build("PyCall") # this will (re-)build as well "Conda"
exit() # restart julia

Note:
It might be that the configuration of CONDA_JL_HOME and Conda.ROOTENV can be omitted,
in my installation Conda.ROOTENV had a strange content.
If you need to configure both variables the folder dir_conda is the root folder of conda
which is part of your Julia installation.
The executables python and python3 should be located in the sub-folder “bin”
of that folder.

Sample Script:

And here a small sample script to plot the scheme of an equivalent circuit diagram:

using PyCall
impfit = PyCall.pyimport("impedancefitter")
# --- circuit_model_preset = "R1-[C2,R3-[C4,R5]]" ("EquivalentCircuits.jl"-notation)
model = "R_f1 + parallel(C_f2 + parallel(C_f4, R_f5), R_f3)"

# --- draw / plot equivalent circuit diagram via impedancefitter.py
impfit.draw_scheme(model)