This question is for use with javaScript:

1. Create a module called "TransactionManager".

2. In the module create a class that represents a transaction. It should have a date, description, category, and amount.

3. export a function called getTransactions that returns an array of fake transactions. You will need to create an array of fake transaction objects in this module to be returned.

4. Install the TransactionManager module into your titan_backend application.

5. Modify your titan_backend server.js file so that when it receives a GET request for the url transactions.html, it should invoke the module and return the transactions as json.