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Exercise: Objective Create a server that responds to requests The server should have at least ‘/echo’, ‘/’, and ‘/about’ endpoints The server will account for ‘not found’ endpoints The ‘/echo’ endpoint will use the ReadStream response object to read the request body, and return the request body as the response body to the client The ‘/’ endpoint will respond as you wish The ‘/about’ endpoint will return a JSON response with information about yourself

Steps Create a project folder named ‘node_http’ Create a new file named ‘server.js’ Import the http module Using the http module, call the createServer Pass in a request handler callback function to the createServer method that receives request and response objects as parameters Add an event listener to the request object that listens for the ‘data’ event to be emitted from the ReadStream Store the chunks in an array Add an event listener to the request object that listens for the ‘end’ event to be emitted from the ReadStream Set a new variable ‘body’ equal to Buffer.concat(array).toString() Write a conditional statement that assesses the request url, and responds appropriately: ‘/’ - Wildcard. Respond with whatever information you wish ‘/about’ - Respond with an object that has information about yourself ‘/echo’ - Respond with an object that, a minimum, includes the request method, url and body. Make sure to end your response with .end() Set your server to listen on port 3000 Initiate the file using the node.js CLI

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