In this simulation the aim is to expose you to a real world backend architecture and also bundling using webpack.

• Learning to read architecture diagram in order to understand complicated structured code
• Handling REST API/HTTP status codes (401, 422)
• Using Mongoose
• Learning about self invoked async functions
• Using ES6 in node environment (export, import, etc)
• Working with external API
• Using authentication headers
• Getting to know Axios module

• Make sure you fork this repository to your own Github, then clone it to your computer
• Install all the dependencies from package.json file using $ npm install
• Then, start the server by using $ npm start and not using $ node server.js
• There are automatic scripts that will run in the background and will compile all your files into one big file called ./build/server.js. It is NOT a file that you should be able to read.
• You have a file attached call Architecture.pdf that explains the architecture of the application, use it!

• Fixing access to /public folder
• Fixing all the errors that pops up in the console
• Server is not even running (go to /health to monitor the server), check why
• Fix authentication headers
• Add the ability to order by likes when searching photos (see the routes)

• Save each requested photo in the database - when a user requests a photo, save it using mongoose models. It means you should also build the schema and a model in the right files
• Add the ability to get/fetch a random photo (read about it in Unsplash API: https://unsplash.com/documentation)

/api/photos/search/<QUERY> | Can add query string: ?orderBy=likes or ?orderBy=resolution

/api/photos/<PHOTO_ID>