# Swagger References

SimpleStore API design follows micro-services architecture. Each service is responsible on a set of business capabilities. 

You can use the swagger documentation to generate client proxies to use in your application

### Catalog Service

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/catalog/index.html>

### Assets Service

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/assets/index.html>

### Customers Service

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/customers/index.html>

### Cart Service&#x20;

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/cart/index.html>

### Orders Service&#x20;

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/orders/index.html>

### Shipping Service&#x20;

[https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/orders/index.html](https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/shipping/index.html)

### Promotions Service&#x20;

<https://api.simplestore.io/swagger/promotions/index.html>

### Clients Gateway

<https://clients.api.simplestore.io/swagger/index.html>


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