# Running your app

Finally, to utilize your environment variables from keyshade in your local project, use this command:

```shell
keyshade run -- <your command>
```

Say you have a NextJS app, you would be using:

```shell
keyshade run -- npm run dev
```

![output](/files/Da3QBOeUv1tqqNoZVebN)

The app has fetched the secret and variable from Keyshade and injected them into the app.

That's it! You have successfully added Keyshade to your project.


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