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# Dashboard Setup
How to run the admin Dashboard
In Above Screenshot you can find the admin dashboard code in `grocery-cms-dashboard`
## ADD CREDENTIAL TO PROJECT
Inside the project folder, there will be a folder called **src**. Once you navigate to the **src** folder you will see a folder called **environments** where the application's **api\_keys** and the server connection URL is stored.
Generally, for every application, there will be two environments i.e Development and Production. Similarly, the **environments** folder will have three files to store development, testing, and production environment configurations. environment.ts contains the development environment configuration, environment.test.ts contains testing environment configuration environment.prod.ts contains the production environment configuration.\
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UPDATE API URL TO CMS DASHBOARD.\
You need to change the value of API endpoint in the file
`src/environments/environment.ts`
`apiEndPoint:` the value must be your deployed API URL.
Open the Terminal and navigate to the project folder`cms-dashboard`and install NodeJS dependencies. Please make sure you have node, npm, and [angular-cli ](https://cli.angular.io/)installed before running the below command:
```
$ npm install
```
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