• Created a HTTP server using express
• Created an object constructor which then creates a simple resource with three properties

•   1. id
  

•   2. author
  

•   3. entry
  

• Created a single resource express API that can handle GET, POST, and PUT requests
• Used the http-errors module to create new errors and associate them with a proper status code
• Created an error-middleware module to handle errors and use it in your server file
• Created a cors-middleware module that will allow for public use of your API
• Created a storage module that stores resources by their schema type
• Created the deleteItem and availIDs methods and add them to your storage module
  • these methods should be used to delete a resource (deleteItem) and return an array of id's from persisted resource filenames (availIDs)
• Created a series of note-route-tests to test your GET, POST, and PUT routes

• POST Request
• PUT Request
• GET Request
• DELETE Request

-Wrote tests to ensure the /api/journal endpoint responds as described for each condition below: