This is a Node.js application that checks the availability of a website by making HTTP requests every 2 minutes. The app uses the Express framework and the node-fetch module to handle HTTP requests and fetch URLs.

When a request is made to the app, it checks if the requested URL is available and returns a JSON response with the status of the website. The app uses the AbortController API to handle long-running requests and set a timeout of 5 seconds to prevent the app from hanging on requests that take too long.

The app also includes a setInterval function that checks the availability of the website every 2 minutes and logs the result to the console.

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies with npm install
3. Start the server with node app.js (or nodemon app.js if you have nodemon installed)

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.