You will store the data in MongoDB in a collection named exercises. Each document in the collection must have the following properties $($i$.$e$.,$

all properties are required$)$:

REST API Web Service

You must implement a REST API that supports CRUD operations by implementing the following $5$ endpoints. Note: you can assume that the

requests will have valid data.

Create using POST $/$exercises

Request

The request body will be a JSON object with all the $5$ properties listed in the data model.

The date property will be in the format MM$-$DD$-$YY$,$ e$.$g$.,06-24-21.$

You can assume that all the properties are valid.

The POST request will have no path parameters.

Response

A JSON object with all the properties of the document including the unique ID value generated by MongoDB.

The content$-$type of the response must be application$/$json $.$

The status code must be $201.$

Read all using GET $/$exercises

Request

No request body and no path parameters.

Response

A JSON array containing the entire collection.

Each document in the collection must be a JSON object with all the properties of the document including the ID$.$

The content$-$type of the response must be application$/$json $.$

The status code must be $200.$

Read one using GET $/$exercises$/$:id

Request

The path parameter will contain the ID of the document. You can assume that a document exists with this ID$.$

The GET request will not have a body.

Response

A JSON object containing the document with the ID provided as the path parameter.

This JSON object must have all the properties of the document including the ID$.$

The content$-$type of the response must be

The status code must be $200.$

Update using PUT $/$exercises$/$:id

Request

The request body will be a JSON object with all the $5$ properties listed in the data model.

The date property will be in the format MM$-$DD$-$YY$,$ e$.$g$.,$

You can assume that all the properties are valid.

The path parameter will contain the ID of a document. You can assume that a document exists with this ID$.$

Response

A JSON object with all the properties of the updated document including the ID$.$

The content$-$type of the response must be application$/$json $.$

The status code must be $200.$

Delete using DELETE $/$exercises$/$:id

Request

The path parameter will contain the ID of the document. You can assume that a document exists with this ID$.$

The DELETE request will not have a body.

Response

The status code must be $204.$