@@ -69,9 +69,9 @@ const kv = await Deno.openKv(
6969);
7070```
7171
72- Replace ` <Database ID> ` with the ID of the database you want to connect to.
73- Each database's ID is shown in the Databases table on the database instance
74- page in the Deno Deploy console.
72+ Replace ` <Database ID> ` with the ID of the database you want to connect to. Each
73+ database's ID is shown in the Databases table on the database instance page in
74+ the Deno Deploy console.
7575
7676Authenticate the connection by setting either a personal or an organization
7777access token as the ` DENO_KV_ACCESS_TOKEN ` environment variable:
@@ -80,8 +80,8 @@ access token as the `DENO_KV_ACCESS_TOKEN` environment variable:
8080export DENO_KV_ACCESS_TOKEN=ddo_...
8181```
8282
83- Organization access tokens can be created from your organization's settings
84- page in the Deno Deploy console.
83+ Organization access tokens can be created from your organization's settings page
84+ in the Deno Deploy console.
8585
8686## Un-assigning a KV database
8787
@@ -112,9 +112,9 @@ such as our
112112## Data storage
113113
114114By default, in local development data is kept in memory. You do not need to
115- create or allocate a database before using the KV APIs locally, and your KV
116- code remains consistent across environments. To develop against a managed Deno
117- KV database from a local Deno program instead, see
115+ create or allocate a database before using the KV APIs locally, and your KV code
116+ remains consistent across environments. To develop against a managed Deno KV
117+ database from a local Deno program instead, see
118118[ Connect from outside Deno Deploy] ( #connect-from-outside-deno-deploy ) .
119119
120120## Deleting a database instance
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