• You'll need to initialize this lab folder as a new node module, install your dependencies, setup your npm script commands, and pull in your config files

• Implement an API server for a storefront, using json-server

  • Create a sub-folder called data with a db.json file
  • Start your json-server from within this folder
  • Data models:
    • categories
      • _id, name, display_name, description
    • products
      • _id, category, name, display_name, description

• Implement a Web Server with express and ejs

  • Static routes and assets served from the public folder
  • 2 dynamic routes:
  • /categories
    • Lists each categories and draws a link to a detail page (/category/:name)
  • /category/:name
    • Lists the products in the category

• Implement a next.js based REST client (RESTy)

  • Perform a GET request to a typed in URL and spit out the output separately:
    • Headers
    • Body

Web Server

• Use supertest to assert that the server responds to the routes
• Mock out the API calls in the web server test

Include your travis badge at the top of your README.md file In your README.md, describe the exported values of each module you have defined. Every function description should include it's airty (expected number of parameters), the expected data for each parameter (data-type and limitations), and it's behavior (for both valid and invalid use). Feel free to add any additional information in your README.md that you would like.