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**Note:** Once you have set up your Spotinst Credentials you will not need to do this again for each project
For more help please refer to the [Credentials](../credentials.md) link provided
For more help please refer to the [Credentials](./credentials.md) link provided
## Create a New Project From a Template
*You can skip this step if you have already done this step in configuring your credentials*

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## URL Argument Variables
URL parameters are useful if you want to enter data that could change based on user actions like filling out a form or entering information into a database.
URL parameters can be use when a POST request is made to the endpoint of your function.
To access URL parameters in your code you just need to put `eq.query.{Your Parameter Name}` as needed
### 1. Node JS
To access URL parameters in your NodeJS code you just need to put `event.query.['{Your Parameter Name}']` as needed
### 2. Python
To access URL parameters in your NodeJS code you just need to put `os.environ['{Your Parameter Name}']` as needed