Instructions Your task is to build a URL shortener service API using Node.js and Express. It should allow users to submit a URL and receive a "shortened" code, or ID, that can be used to retrieve the original URL later. It should also keep track of how often each shortened URL is retrieved so that you can calculate the most popular URLs.
What is a URL shortener? The ecommerce company that you work for sells many different products under different categories. Here's an example: www.shoppingsite.com/category/shoe/product/nike132032.
If a customer wants to share a link to the product on Twitter, they may run into restrictions on the text length.
A URL shortener service overcomes this issue by shortening www.shoppingsite.com/category/shoe/product/nike/132032 to www.shoppingsite.com/8d13lk2k.
Existing files You will only need to edit the src folder and follow code organization principles you learned in this module.
Use the existing data files located in src/data for the responses. Feel free to add or remove data from the files as necessary, but keep the same shape of the data.
Tasks Create routes and handlers to create, read, update, delete, and list short URLs You will need to create the following API endpoints for the urls resources:
HTTP verb Path Description POST /urls Create a new short URL GET /urls/:urlId Retrieve a short URL by ID PUT /urls/:urlId Update a short URL by ID GET /urls Retrieve a list of all short URLs GET /urls/:urlId/uses Retrieve a list of use metrics for a given short URL ID GET /urls/:urlId/uses/:useId Retrieve a use metric by ID for a given short URL ID Short URLs cannot be deleted once created, because this would break existing links.