Install the latest version of NodeJS from nodejs website

Run the cmd$/$terminal command to show your installed version of node

Run the cmd$/$terminal command to show your installed version of npm

Take a screenshot of the cmd$/$terminal window showing the result of both commands

Start a new node project

Set the package.json to run test.js when given the test command

Test.js should output some text

Install dayjs to your node project

Locate and explore DayJS documentation to figure out how to display today's date

Update your test.js to display today's date below the text from the last week.

Create a new file called app.js

Update package.json to run app.js on the start command

Install express to the project

Install consign to the project

Set up your folder structure to mimic the book$/$demo

Libs

Models

Routes

Create the libs$/$middlewares$.$js and libs$/$boot$.$js similar to the book$/$demo

Create a route for $/$ that returns JSON including a message of "Welcome to course management" and uses dayjs to return the current date

Create a model called courses with a findAll function to return the JSON course information you submitted for Week $3$

Create a route for $/$courses that returns the response of the findAll function for courses

Use consign to include all the files and folders necessary for the API to function into app.jsStart with the project from the previous week

Install SQLite

Download sqlite$-$tools$-$win$32-$x$86-3290000.$zip

Create C:$/$sqlite $($or whichever drive you're using$)$

Extract the $.$zip to this folder

Install the sequelize and SQLite modules via NPM

Refactor the project to utilize sequelize as seen in the demo$/$book$,$ including but not limited to:

Creating libs$/$config$.$js

Creating db$.$js

Modifying: libs$/$boot$.$js

Update the existing courses model to be a sequelize model

Create a model for students

Set up $1-$N relationship for Courses$-$to$-$Students $($one course will own many students$)$

In reality this should be an N$-$N $($many to many$)$ relationship, but I$\text{'}$m trying to keep the assignment as close to the book$/$demo as possible

Final output when running npm start and going to localhost:$3000/$courses should output $\{$ "courses": $[]\}$ i need help with this I dont know what I am doing wrong