Today we will be building a server that will serve up data from the Ice and Fire API. We will be using the Express framework to build our server.

To conquer this challenge, complete the tasks listed below.

Run your server with npm run server. Use Postman to test your routes.

• Fork and clone this repository
• Install dependencies with npm install
• Review the resources listed in the Ice and Fire API documentation
• Download Postman to test your routes

• Require express
• Create an express app
• Create a server with app.listen()
• Create a GET route for / that sends a response of Hello World!
• Test your server with npm run server and visiting localhost:3000

• Create a route for /characters that returns a list of 20 GOT characters
• Create a route for /character/name/:name that returns a single character by name
• Create a route for /character/titles/:name that returns a list of titles for a single character
• Create a route for /characters/:page that returns a list of characters based on a page number
• 🌶️ Refactor the /characters/:page controller function to use a query to return a specific number of characters per page. Use Ice and Fire API documentation.

• Create a route for /character/books/:name that returns a list of book titles for a single character
• Create a route for /character/allegiances/:name that returns a list of character names for a single character's allegiances
• Create a route for /lords that returns a list of all current lords for houses in the GOT universe.

• Build a custom errorHandler function in the errorMiddleware.js file that responds with the error status and error message if an error occurs inside the catch block of the characterControllers

  _Hint:_ You can use `console.log(err)` to see what the error object looks like
  
  _Hint:_ Read documentation for the `next()` method in Express
  

• Check if your error handler works by commenting out a controller function's code, adding throw new Error('Error hit') and running the route in Postman

• Build a custom invalidPathHandler function in the errorMiddleware.js file that returns a status of 404 and an "Invalid path" message if a user attempts to use a url path that is not a route.