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This type being easier to read and therefore to maintain.\n\nLet’s install Chai with npm:\n\nCopy the file 1-calcul.js in a new file 2-calcul_chai.js (same content, same behavior)\nCopy the file 1-calcul.test.js in a new file 2-calcul_chai.test.js\nRewrite the test suite, using expect from Chai\nTips:\n\nRemember that test coverage is always difficult to maintain. 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Let’s create a full server in a directory named full_server.\n\nSince you have used ES6 and Babel in the past projects, let’s use babel-node to allow to use ES6 functions like import or export.\n\n8.1 Organize the structure of the server\nCreate 2 directories within:\ncontrollers\nroutes\nCreate a file full_server/utils.js, in the file create a function named readDatabase that accepts a file path as argument:\nIt should read the database asynchronously\nIt should return a promise\nWhen the file is not accessible, it should reject the promise with the error\nWhen the file can be read, it should return an object of arrays of the firstname of students per fields\n8.2 Write the App controller\nInside the file full_server/controllers/AppController.js:\n\nCreate a class named AppController. Add a static method named getHomepage\nThe method accepts request and response as argument. It returns a 200 status and the message Hello Holberton School!\n8.3 Write the Students controller\nInside the file full_server/controllers/StudentsController.js, create a class named StudentsController. Add two static methods:\n\nThe first one is getAllStudents:\n\nThe method accepts request and response as argument\nIt should return a status 200\nIt calls the function readDatabase from the utils file, and display in the page:\nFirst line: This is the list of our students\nAnd for each field (order by alphabetic order case insensitive), a line that displays the number of students in the field, and the list of first names (ordered by appearance in the database file) with the following format: Number of students in FIELD: 6. List: LIST_OF_FIRSTNAMES\nIf the database is not available, it should return a status 500 and the error message Cannot load the database\nThe second one is getAllStudentsByMajor:\n\nThe method accepts request and response as argument\nIt should return a status 200\nIt uses a parameter that the user can pass to the browser major. The major can only be CS or SWE. 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