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create a .env file and install 'dotenv' as package (npm i dotenv) and write in you main file

require('dotenv').config()

in the .env you can store variables, and if you upload it to a github don't forget to add the .env in the .gitignore

.env file conten be like:
CLIENT_ID=YOUSUPERSECRETCLIENTID
CLIENT_SECRET=YOUSUPERSECRETTOKEN

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Did you restart your computer after after adding the environment variables? If you print the CLIENT_ID in your code I think you will find that the variables don't exist yet until restart. Hope this helps

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Alternatively, you can set environment variables at runtime. This way doesn't need restarting computer, but instead needs to be set every time.

On Windows: set CLIENT_ID=id&& set CLIENT_SECRET=secret&& node server.js
Or Mac/Linux: CLIENT_ID=id CLIENT_SECRET=secret node server.js

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i did restart my comptuer and where would i place the runtime variables

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Just replace id with your client id and secret with your client secret
Let's say your client id is 000000000000000000 and your client secret id aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, you can run this command:
On Windows: set CLIENT_ID=000000000000000000&& set CLIENT_SECRET=aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa&& node server.js
Or Mac/Linux: CLIENT_ID=000000000000000000 CLIENT_SECRET=aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa node server.js

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oh okay thanks

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This worked for me but needed a restart.

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thats what i did and it doesn't work for me

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ok thank you

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