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     georocket import --tags city,district,lod1 myfile.xml
   
  -In addition, you may define properties. Properties are key-value pairs that can be attached to imported files. Similar to tags, you can use properties to search chunks stored in GeoRocket. Multiple properties can be attached to a chunk, but keys must be unique. Use a colon ':' to separate key and value, and a comma to specify multiple properties.
  +In addition, you may define properties. Properties are key-value pairs that can be attached to imported files. Similar to tags, you can use properties to find chunks stored in GeoRocket. Multiple properties can be attached to a chunk, but keys must be unique. Use a colon ':' to separate key and value, and a comma to specify multiple properties.
   
     georocket import --properties type:building,lod:1 myfile.xml
   
  
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  == Introduction
  
  GeoRocket is a high-performance data store for geospatial files. It can store GeoJSON files, 3D city models (e.g. CityGML), GML files or any other XML-based geospatial data sets. GeoRocket provides the following features:
  
  * High performance data storage with multiple back-ends such as Amazon S3, MongoDB, distributed file systems (e.g. HDFS or Ceph), or your local hard drive (enabled by default)
  * Support for high-speed search features based on the popular Open-Source framework https://www.elastic.co/[Elasticsearch]. You can perform spatial queries and search for attributes, layers and tags.
  * GeoRocket is made for the Cloud. Based on the Open-Source toolkit http://vertx.io[Vert.x] it is reactive and can handle big files and a large number of parallel requests.
  * GeoRocket exists in two editions--an Open-Source version and a Pro edition for enterprise applications
  
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  Linux:
  
    export PATH=/path/to/georocket-cli-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT/bin:$PATH
  
  Windows:
  
    set PATH=C:\path\to\georocket-cli-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT\bin;%PATH%
  ====
  
  === Help command
  