Express Basics: Fake Login

• Create a new Express app named login-demo. Create a Git repository for it and push it to GitHub. We recommend you keep it separate from your regular challenges repository.
• The app should allow the user to log in, but since we are not working with state or databases yet, it will only demonstrate the basic functionality, and won't be a complete solution.
• It should have a Login page, a Home page, an Error page, and a My Account page.

Routes

1. GET /

• Shows a simple web page, welcoming the user. Please add basic style with CSS. Please don't add React; just a simple static HTML page is fine.
• HINT: To deliver a CSS file, you either need to create a dedicated GET route (e.g. "/css/styles.css") or you can use the express.static() middleware to serve static files.
• The page should have a link to log in, which takes the user to /login

2. GET /echo/:message

• A simple route which echoes the message sent by the user
• eg. if the user goes to /echo/hello, the route should respond with 'hello'
• BUT if the user asks for /echo/secret, the route should respond with 'the secret is... 42!'

3. GET /login

• Shows the user a login page
• The page includes a header and a form
• The form includes inputs for email and password, and a submit button
• The form should be sent as a POST request to /login
• If the server responds with success: true, redirect to the My Account page
• If the server responds with success: false, redirect to the Error page

4. POST /login

• Should receive a request to log in.
• Validation: checks the body for email and password fields.
• If any of these are missing or empty, respond with JSON {"success": false}
• If the email and password are not empty, check if they match user@email.com and very-secret. If they do, respond with JSON: {"success": true}
• If they don't, respond with JSON {"success": false}

5. GET /my-account

• A simple dummy page
• Pretend it contains the user's actual account settings

6. GET /error

• A simple error page
• Should display a message linke "Something went wrong with your request" or similar.