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> *NOTE: Don't include quotes in the `.env` file. If you're having trouble creating a connection with your DB in Google Cloud, try inputting the values directly into the `connection.js` file.*

4. Navigate to the `sql/connections.js` file and confirm you understand why the fields are using `process.env.SOMETHING`. Where are they coming from?
4. Navigate to the `sql/connection.js` file and confirm you understand why the fields are using `process.env.SOMETHING`. Where are they coming from?

```js
host: process.env.DB_HOST,
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database: process.env.DB_DEFAULT_SCHEMA
```

> *NOTE: Line 1 in `sql/connections.js` is invoking a method on the `dotenv` package. What do you think that is doing?
> *NOTE: Line 1 in `sql/connection.js` is invoking a method on the `dotenv` package. What do you think that is doing?

5. The app is using `nodemon` so you can use `npm start` and any changes made (and saved) will cause the server to restart automatically.

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AUTH0_IDENTITY=my-express-app
```

2. Notice the `AUTH0_DOMAIN` variable. This is the domain associated with your account. This one is a little harder to find. Essentially... it's your your tenant id (from Auth0) followed by `.us.auth0.com`. You can find the tenant ID to the left of your profile in the upper right-hand corner of the Auth0 page (when signed in). So for example if your tenant id is "dev-t4vriwms" then your domain will be "dev-t4vriwms.us.auth0.com". You likely did this in the setup steps but if not, make sure to add this to the `.env` file as well. It will now look like this:
2. Notice the `AUTH0_DOMAIN` variable. This is the domain associated with your account. This one is a little harder to find. Essentially... it's your tenant id (from Auth0) followed by `.us.auth0.com`. You can find the tenant ID to the left of your profile in the upper right-hand corner of the Auth0 page (when signed in). So for example if your tenant id is "dev-t4vriwms" then your domain will be "dev-t4vriwms.us.auth0.com". You likely did this in the setup steps but if not, make sure to add this to the `.env` file as well. It will now look like this:

```yaml
AUTH0_IDENTITY=my-express-app
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NOTE: You may need to change and un-change something in your code in order for nodemon to register these new environment variables. Saving the files does that for us.

3. Now we need to create a couple of users for our application to use. We will do this manually for now. Go to the main page of your Auth0 dashboard in your browser, select "Users & Roles" -> "User", then click "Create User". Leave the default connection type and enter an email and password for your user. For example:
3. Now we need to create a couple of users for our application to use. We will do this manually for now. Go to the main page of your Auth0 dashboard in your browser, select "Users & Roles" -> "Users", then click "Create User". Leave the default connection type and enter an email and password for your user. For example:

```yaml
email: test@example.com
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