1. Open NPM in the directory you have been using for the previous tasks 2. Create a folder called APP_API in the root 3. Open app.js and create a const apiRouter which requires ./APP_API/routes/foods' 4. Tell the application to use apiRouter when the route starts with '/api' with app.use 5. Open the APP API folder and create a new folder called routes 6. Create a new file inside this folder called foods.js 7. Open foods.js and follow Listing 6.1 to do the following tasks: a. Add express and express.Router() b. Create const ctrlFood which requires "../controllers/food' c. Create a route for "'/foods' with a get that calls ctriFood.getFoods and a post that calls ctriFood.createFood d. Create a route for '/foods/foodid' with a get that calls ctriFood.getSingleFood, a put that calls ctrlFood.updateFood and a delete that calls ctriFood.deleteFood e. Export the routes 8. Return to the APP API folder and create a new controllers folder 9. Create a new file inside this folder called food.js 10. For each function you defined in the routes/food.js file (getFoods, createFood, etc), create a placeholder controller like this: const getFoods = function (req, res) { res .status (200) .json (("status" : "success"}); 11. Export all the controllers you've created, so the routes/food.js file can access them: module.exports ( getFoods, createFood, getSingleFood, update Food, deleteFood 12. Verify that your basic create routes work by starting the server and going to /api/foods and /api/foods/1, it should return some simple JSON and show this to your professor