# FashionShop Docs

Prepare the application pre-requisites in the project setup, once done you will be able to start the Application.<br>

**The steps to start the project:**

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[Project Setup](/fashionshopdocs/getting-started-1/getting-started.md)
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[Start The Application](/fashionshopdocs/getting-started-1/start-the-application.md)
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**Start Swagger API to test backend endpoints directly:**

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[Swagger API](/fashionshopdocs/api/swagger-api.md)
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**Backend API Documentation:**

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[API Documentation](/fashionshopdocs/api/api-documentation.md)
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