Movies API

1. Fork this repo, clone the fork, and initialize a Node app in the folder. Add node_modules to .gitignore. Install express and pg to the folder.

2. Using your favorite DB client, design and create a database table called movies that would store the following information on each movie:

   • title of the movie,
   • release year of the movie.

   Insert the SQL generated by your client here:

   CREATE TABLE ...
   

   Seed the table.

3. Create a template index.js (or app.js, etc.) where you import the Express and PostgreSQL libraries and properly initialize them to connect to the DB and listen to a port to serve requests; do close the DB connection on exit.

4. Create a GET API on movies that returns all the rows from the table, ordered by the release year, as JSON.

5. Create a GET API on movies/<id> that retrieves the single row corresponding to the movie with the provided ID. If there is no such movie, return 404.

6. Create a GET API on movies/titles that returns the titles of all the movies, ordered alphabetically, as plain text (titles to be separated with a linebreak).

7. Create a GET API on movies/titlesByYear/<year> that returns the titles of all the movies released in the given year, ordered alphabetically, as plain text (separating titles with a linebreak).

8. Create a POST API on movies/<year>/<title> that inserts a new movie with the provided title and release year into the table and returns a single number as plain text — the ID of the new movie.

9. Create a PUT API on movies/<id>/<year>/<title> that updates the given row with the provided title and year. For the response, return the number of updated rows (either 0 or 1) as plain text.

10. Create a DELETE API on movies/<id> that removes the specified movie from the table. For the response, return the number of deleted rows (either 0 or 1) as plain text.

Make sure your server is fault-tolerant and will continue to serve clients even after receiving an invalid request. For instance, if the string "im-a-text-not-a-number" is passed as a release year for a movie, the server shouldn’t crash.