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You can embed this one-off URL directly into your application, but you will manually need to update the URL each time the embed URL expires. Alternatively, you can add the [`code snippet`](#code-snippet) to your app to automatically generate embed URLs in your application.
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Although you can generate URLs directly from Lightdash with a long expiration, it is recommended to generate your own JWT embed tokens in your backend with a short expiration using your `secret` to make sure people can't be using embed URLs outside your app.
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+Here is a demo of how to add the code snippet to your app:
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+You can find the source code [here](https://github.com/lightdash/example-embed-dashboard-with-nodejs-app).
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### User metadata
You can pass user metadata (specifically, an external user ID) from your application so that anytime someone views your embedded dashboard and runs queries in Lightdash, these query logs are enriched with this user metadata. Specifcally, this user metadata gets added to the [query tags](/references/usage-analytics.mdx#query-tags) for queries run in Lightdash.