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-> **NOTE:** Take note to make sure that the value starts and ends with a double-quote on WINDOWS OS localhost. Some systems may or may not require the double-quotes (i.e., Ubuntu running on heroku).
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-`ALLOWED_ORIGINS`
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- IP/domain origins in comma-separated values that are allowed to access the API
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- Include `http://localhost:3000` by default to allow CORS access to the `/client` app.
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-`EMAIL_WHITELIST`
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- Comma-separated email addresses linked to Firebase Auth UserRecords that are not allowed to be deleted or updated (write-protected)
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7. Use the CRUD API endpoints to create/update/delete or view Firebase Auth users using Postman, curl, or other http clients.
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- Try signing in these users to the `/client` app.
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-> **NOTE:** Comment out the `cors` options line `app.use(cors(corsOptions))` on **/server/src/index.js** when testing on Postman and other http clients other than the `/client` app.
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