Add an authentication middleware around all endpoints that require the user to be authenticated. This middleware should look for a token in the header and ensure that it is valid.

Create a function that returns a single Person by ID.

GET /persons/{id}

Add an endpoint that allows to register a new person to the system.

Should not allow registration of an existing email address

Add a login enpoint to authenticate a user and return a valid token. This token should never expire.

The credentials required are:

• email
• password

Create a function that will send the chosen names to each of the persons via email.

Email template:

Subject

{current_year} Christmas Exchange

Body

Hello {person_name}:

For this year's Christmas exchange, you have chosen:

{selected_name}

Add unit tests that test resources/models

Mock DB

This process will be responsible for assigning a unique name to every person that exists on the system.

Heuristic

Start with a sorted array (Age, Decreasing). Create a second array with this structure:

{
    "name": "Jon Smith",
    "chosenBy" : "Jane Smith"
}

Looping over the sorted array, you will chose at random a name that:

• Is not equal to the current person
• Has not already been chosen by a previous person

Once completed, output the list of names and chosenBy to ensure that the heuristic did in-fact run as expected. Also, run it several times to ensure that the "random-ness" is acceptable.

Write the create function to create a new Person object in the DB. A person consists of the following object:

name,
email,
age,

Create a function that returns a list of persons that exist.

GET /persons

[
    {
        "name": "Jon Smith",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "age": 30
    }, 
    {
        "name": "Jon Dough",
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "age": 35
    }
]