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## User's Manual
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### Adding Data
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Dropchop provides several ways to add multiple types of data. Outlined below are examples of data-types you can add.
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#### GeoJSON
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This function allows you to add a GeoJSON file from your computer to Dropchop. Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `upload from your computer`.
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#### URL
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This function allows you to import a GeoJSON file from a url to Dropchop. Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `import from a url`.
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#### Gist
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This function allows you to import a GitHub Gist to Dropchop. Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `import files from gist`.
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#### OpenStreetMap
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This function allows you to use the Overpass API to query OpenStreetMap. More infomation on the Overpass API can be found [on the wiki](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API/Language_Guide). Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `query the overpass api`.
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#### ArcGIS Server Feature Service
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This function allows you to query and import an ArcGIS Feature Service. Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `query an arcgis feature service`.
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#### User Location
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*[Adding Data](#adding-data)
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*[Upload](#upload)
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*[URL](#url)
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*[Gist](#gist)
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*[Open Street Map](#open-street-map)
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*[ArcGIS Server Feature Service](#arcgis-server-feature-service)
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*[User Location](#user-location)
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*[Exporting Data](#exporting-data)
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*[GeoJSON](#geojson)
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*[TopoJSON](#topojson)
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*[Shapefile](#shapefile)
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*[Keyboard Shortcuts](#keyboard-shortcuts)
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### Adding Data
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Dropchop provides several ways to add data. Outlined below are examples of these methods.
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##### Upload
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You can upload your own files via *click-and-drag* or *selecting files on your computer* using the system dialogue. File types allowed are `.json` (assuming valid TopoJSON or GeoJSON), `.geojson`, `.topojson`, Shapefiles in `.zip` format.
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `upload from your computer`.
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##### URL
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External URL's that are valid geometry can be uploaded in a similar fashion to Gists. Use the tool option in dropchop or include in your URL parameters (_e.g._`http://dropchop.io/?url=http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/summary/4.5_day.geojson`).
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `import from a url`.
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##### Gist
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To turn data from a [Gist](http://gist.github.com/) into dropchop layers, you can upload via the tool option or include the Gist `ID` in the URL (_e.g._`http://dropchop.io/?gist=09129c20ec020b83bf85`). Gist is a great way to store you data and save it for later.
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `import files from gist`.
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##### Open Street Map
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Dropchop allows you to import [OpenStreetMap](http://www.openstreetmap.org/) data via the [Overpass API](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API) query language. Selecting this option queries the OSM planet database and will add successful responses as layers to your project. More infomation on the Overpass API can be found [on the wiki](http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API/Language_Guide). *Note: this feature is still a prototype, and doesn't work fully as expected. See [issue 189](https://github.com/cugos/dropchop/issues/189) for a reference.*
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `query the overpass api`.
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##### ArcGIS Server Feature Service
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This function allows you to query and import an ArcGIS Feature Service.
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `query an arcgis feature service`.
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##### User Location
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This function allows you to add your location to Dropchop. You will need to select `yes` to allow Dropchop to use your location if prompted.
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Select the green :heavy_plus_sign: button and choose `add your location as a layer`.
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