.. _zenodo-download:
Downloading a dataset from Zenodo
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This example shows how to download a dataset from Zenodo Sanbox (https://sandbox.zenodo.org) as it is a test environment. You can however download directly from Zenodo (https://zenodo.org) if you wish to download a published study.


1. **Find the dataset you would like to download**: In this example we want to download the following study: https://sandbox.zenodo.org/record/1240226, as this dataset is quite small.

2. **Copy DOI or webpath**:
In our example the DOI: 10.5072/zenodo.1240226
The webpath: https://sandbox.zenodo.org/record/1240226

.. image:: ZenodoTutorial_download1.png
   :width: 800

3. **Extract**: Extract at the location of your choice.

   - **Downloading the dataset directly from Zenodo**:
      You can scroll down and download the dataset directly from Zenodo

      .. image:: ZenodoTutorial_download2.png
         :width: 800

   - **Downloading the dataset using Solidipes**:
      Go to the directory where you wish to download the dataset or specify the path to the destination folder.
      In your commande line interface use the following command::

         solidipes download zenodo 10.5072/zenodo.1240226

      or::

         solidipes download zenodo https://sandbox.zenodo.org/record/1240226

4. **Initialize the project**
If the downloaded study has not been published with solidipes (.solidipes directory already present), you can run ``solidipes init`` at the root.