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If you need a starting point fork this: Starting point.

1. Create a model called User that has the following fields:
   1. username which is a String, not optional, and unique.
   2. password which is a String and not optional.
   3. email which is a String and must be an email.
   4. firstName which is a String.
   5. lastName which is a String.
2. Create a user folder, and inside it a users.controllers and a users.routes files and connect it the routes to app.js.

1. In users.controllers, create a method called signup.
2. Install bcrypt and require it in users.controllers.
3. Hash the password with 10 salt rounds and overwrite req.body.password with the new, hashed password.
4. Pass the body of the request to User.create.
5. Change the response status to 201 and end it with a message.
6. Don't forget to create your route in users.routes.js and give it the path /apis/signup.

1. Create a new folder called config.
2. In this folder create a file called keys.js.
3. Create an object that has two properties:
   1. JWT_SECRET: give it a secret key.
   2. JWT_EXPIRATION_MS: give it the time for your token expiration in milliseconds.
4. Export this object.

Generate a token in users.controllers's signup method.

1. Require JWT_EXPIRATION_MS and JWT_SECRET from config/keys.js.
2. Install jsonwebtoken.
3. Require jwt from jsonwebtoken.
4. In users.controllers, create a function called generateToken that takes user as an argument.
5. In this function, create an object called payload and pass it the user's username that's coming from user.
6. Keep in mind that the token must have the user's ID and the expiration date of the token.
7. Add an exp property to payload and its value is the date right now plus JWT_EXPIRATION_MS.
8. After creating your payload object, call jwt.sign() and pass it two arguments:
   1. payload, make sure to stringify it.
   2. JWT_SECRET
9. Save the returned value in a variable called token and return token.
10. In the signup method, after creating the user call generateToken and pss it the new user.
11. Save the returned value in a variable called token and send it as a response.