import styled from "styled-components";
import {
LandingLayout,
Flex,
H1,
H2,
H3,
H4,
Typography,
} from "@redocly/developer-portal/ui";
import { theme } from "../../../../theme";

import InlineCodeBlock from "../../../../components/InlineCodeBlock.tsx";

# Get started creating a subproject using Node.js

This guide will walk you through creating a new subproject for a Sinch project using Node.js.

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:::info Steps:

1. [Set up](#set-up-your-nodejs-application) your Node.js application.
2. [Create](#create-your-subproject) your subproject.


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## Create your subproject

Now, we'll customize and run the code that will create a subproject under your specified Sinch project ID.

### Fill in your parameters

1. Assign your values to the following parameters:


| Parameter | Your value |
|  --- | --- |
| `YOUR_projectId` | The corresponding project ID that you would like to create a subproject under. Your `projectId` can be found in the [Sinch Build Dashboard](https://dashboard.sinch.com/settings/access-keys) under **Settings**, then **Access Keys**. |
| `displayName` | The display name is a name given to represent this particular subproject. In a resale setting, this would be your customer's business name. |
| `labels` | Labels contain a series of key:value pairs that are completely customizable. You can assign your own key *and* value. This is a great way to keep metadata with the subproject. |


1. Save the file.
2. Execute the code and create your first subproject.
Run the following command:

```shell
node index.mjs
```


## Next Steps

Check out our full [API reference](/docs/subproject/api-reference) for more subproject options.