Step 2: Create the first routes to return all the information (Ruby)

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You will create the following routes :

‘/', which returns the message "Welcome to our schedule website".
‘/users’, which returns the list of users
‘/schedules’, which returns the list of schedules

You can use the curl command to make your http queries from the command line. Of course, you can also make your requests in the browser, but doing it from the command line can help you understand how HTTP requests work. 😉

For example, here is how to make requests (here, Express is configured to listen on port 3000) :

$> curl localhost:3000/users

[{"firstname":"James","lastname":"Bond","email":"james.bond@gmail.com","password":"b6b7fb4cad4bc020f76e16889a8e9065cb708d0f8c304a8a3db609b644da9536"},{"firstname":"Tony","lastname":"Stark","email":"starkrulz@gmail.com","password":"a836ebba36776b21dd0f5cdca497bff65c5bdfc8411cfbfe0111f27bde1c1894"},{"firstname":"Ali","lastname":"G","email":"nameisnotborat@gmail.com","password":"3b5fe14857124335bb8832cc602f8edcfa12db42be36b135bef5bca47e3f2b9c”}]

$>

By default, curl makes GET requests, but we can change this behavior via options (see Step 4).