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# Toy Example
A simple glimpse into the tool.
Before reading this part make sure you have successfully completed the tool installation:
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[Installation](/solqc/getting-started/installation.md)
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To get a sense of how the tool works we have assembled a small toy example, so you can understand how to operate the tool in a few quick steps.\
If all goes well, you should see results in **5 minutes**.
Download the following file and unzip it :
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The zip contains 2 files :
* design.csv
* toy\_data\_reads.fastq
Next, If the tool is not running then run it using :
```
$ docker run -p 5000:5000 solqc/tool
```
Open your browser and go [here](http://localhost:5000/):
```
http://localhost:5000/
```
Once you are on this screen :
Upload the design file (*design.csv*), using **Design**, then **Upload file**.
Now, upload the NGS file (*toy\_data\_reads.fastq)* using **NGS Files,** then **Upload File**.
Press on **Library Configuration.** You should see this:
Use the following configuration:
Prefix: *ACAACGCTTTCTGTGTCGTG*
Length*: 210*
Barcode Start: *20*
Barcode End: *32*
Barcode Tolerance: *2*
Keep the default **Analysis Configurations** and press **Proceed to Overview**, you should see the following:
If all went well, after the analysis finishes you should see this:
This means the tool preformed an analysis on the given data and returned:
1. The requested analysis report (in our case - *Error Rate per Base Table Analyzer*, *General Analyzer*).
2. A zip containing 2 csv files, one with the *Frequency Analyzer* and one with the *Matching Analyzer*.
### Congratulations! You have just made your first SOLQC report!
