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Not bad, not bad.

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I think we clearly covered our two options, so we want to send back the jets on there and the second

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one is over surrendering.

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So why don't we start by covering the most basic Jason response?

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And here's what I'm trying to mimic if you go to your core CPI.

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And then if you look forward to this project, you'll hit the wall, of course, and here you can see

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that we're getting back address and there is an array and each object represents a tour.

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And if you took my right course, you know that we were practicing there fetching and react.

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And effectively, we hit this Uhara and we got the data, we got our Drayson data back, and then we

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built an app using that data.

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But again, the whole point here is following where it doesn't have to be react.

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It can be vanilla JavaScript application, it can be svelte verimark, it can be any setup where you're

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able to fudge that data.

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So in here on a server, we just share a.

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So in this case, of course, that osterhaus and then anywhere, anyone who wants to access this data,

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they can just access it and build something using that there.

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And that's why it is so, so powerful.

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And essentially, this is what we're going to do, we're just going to send back first a most basic

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array and then we'll see how we can make this more dynamic.

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Please keep in mind two things.

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First, of course, eventually we will use database for that.

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And of course, I will mention that probably 20 thousand times as we're building these examples.

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And the second thing that I would like you to understand that when it comes to express basics, so essentially

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how we set up the server, it doesn't really matter whether we're using server side or whether we're

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using JSON.

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Again, if we understand the principles, we'll have no problem using any of those options.

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So, first of all, I would want ears to navigate back to my project.

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And again, this is going to be the time where I do write everything from scratch.

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But then starting with the next example, I'll just use some options that we already covered.

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So for now, yes, I'll remove everything.

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And again, we'll set up Express one last time.

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So we're going to go with Express require and express some then const app is equal to require or I'm

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sorry, not require.

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We need to invoke the express like show and then let's go with Abdah.

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Listen board five thousand and then let's call our callback function.

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And then let's go again with council log and server is listening on port.

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On port and of course, the port number is 5000.

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Then again, I want to set up that get because that is the objective method that all browsers perform

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by default.

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So I'm going to go with that get and I'm not going to go with a specific path.

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Just keep in mind that you can.

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And of course, we'll do that later.

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For example, I can go here with API and I don't know, I can call this product or whatever for the

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time being.

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Let's just make it simple and we'll just handle all the route requests.

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So that way we can save a little bit of typing in the browser.

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And again, we have our function on callback function, Iraq and RES.

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And as far as the response, we're going to go with Araz and the method name is Jason.

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Now we will go to the docs just to understand where I'm getting this information from.

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But before we do that, let me just tell you that I might comment here and there, the status one,

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just so we can save a little bit of typing.

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But don't worry, once we go to some more serious examples, of course, we'll still use the statuses,

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because in my opinion, that is just a better approach where we actually have control over the status.

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And as far as documentation, if we go back to the condition, we're looking for API reference again,

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we are using four point something.

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So we are using version four.

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So make sure you look for the same one and don't confuse with Express Jason.

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So this is going to be a middle word as we pass and effectively we're looking for a response in the

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docs and then we're looking for this JSON option.

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So whereas object as the JSON method and what happens, we send back the JSON response and this matter

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sends a response.

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We correct on the type that is a primer converted to a JSON string using Jason String of five letters.

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Parama can be any Gersen type, including object, array, string and love.

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So hopefully you get the gist.

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So the only thing we need to do is go back.

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And for example, I'll provide an array where there's going to be two objects and first one will be

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name John and the second one will be Susan.

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So another object and we'll say name is equal to Susan and we have our most basic API.

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So if I go back to my localhost 5000 and refresh, there it is.

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So now anywhere in the world, I can access this data and build something using this data.

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Now, there's a tiny caveat when I say anywhere in the world, there's still going to be at the moment

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a course error and I'll cover that once we actually cover middleware.

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So again, please, please, please, please be patient.

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We will get there.

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But hopefully you get the gist where this serves our data and now we can just access that data and build

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the front end up using this data.

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Now, this default setup is nice, but of course we can do something more meaningful where if you take

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a look at the folder, you'll notice this data just now.

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What is there to address?

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It is simply a file with some arrays and the first error is going to be product.

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And here, as you can see, I have objects and then each of these objects represents a single product.

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And all the way in the bottom, we're exporting both arrays or exporting products as well as the people

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that we're going to cover a bit later.

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So now what I would want to do is import products already in my abcess and then instead of hard coding

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this value like so when I just pass in the array with two objects, I'll just dump the whole product

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data.

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So let's go with CONSED.

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We already know how to do that.

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Now, since I'm exporting multiple things, since I'm exporting an object, I will be explicit of what

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I would want.

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So I'm going to go with product and basically I'm the structuring right away.

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I'm going to say product is equal to require.

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And remember, the file is data just like so am and instead of passing all right.

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Directly can simply go with product.

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And what are you know, when you navigate to the road where it is now, we have more meaningful JSON

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response or actually this is a product.

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So on my front end, I can grab it and I can build some kind of nice fronton using this data.

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Now, lastly, before we go, let me just showcase that.

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There's going to be a content type set up correctly as well, so if you go to network type and again,

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if you're a fresh local host like show and take a look.

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Now, of course, what is the content type?

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That is application, Jason.

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And of course, we are correctly getting our Jason there.

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So hopefully you have a clear understanding how to send Jason there.

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And, of course, let's make things a bit more interesting and cover some more advanced express topics.