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## about
`onyx/scry` is a lightweight map annotation and location data management and sharing tool built using [leaflet](https://leafletjs.com) and [typescript](https://typescriptlang.org). It is intended as a standalone tool to generate, manage, and share simple location data in the form of points, circles, and polygons. All of these have associated titles and descriptions and can be easily imported from or exported to JSON format for easy sharing. All data is saved locally via the `localStorage` API, and the only network calls are those to retrieve either the streetmap or satellite tile data.
`onyx/scry` is a lightweight map annotation and location data management and sharing tool built using [leaflet](https://leafletjs.com) and [typescript](https://typescriptlang.org). It is intended as a standalone tool to generate, manage, and share simple location data in the form of points, circles, and polygons. All of these have associated titles and descriptions and can be easily imported from or exported to JSON format for easy sharing. All data is saved locally via the `localStorage` API, and the only network calls are those to retrieve either the streetmap or satellite tile data (and of course geolocation if you opt in).
## usage
When you launch the application for the first time, it will ask for your current location to set the `home` point. If you deny permission or it can't determinte your location, you can set it later via the menu and the map will zoom out to fit the entire Earth.
When you launch the application for the first time (and subsequent times if you don't set `home`), it will ask for your current location to set the `home` point. If you deny permission or it can't determinte your location, you can set it later via the menu and the map will zoom out to fit the entire Earth.
Along the bottom is the control bar, containing the following buttons:
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### Overlay Management
Opening the menu shows a list of all overlays organized by type; clicking on any overlay brings up the `Overlay Detail` window. At the bottom of the menu are also three buttons:
Opening the menu shows a list of all overlays organized by type; clicking on any overlay brings up the Overlay Detail window. At the bottom of the menu are also three buttons:
- `Set Home`: Sets the `home` point to the center of the current map view.
- `Import`: Opens the Import window to import overlay data from JSON format.