Using the provided template, create a POST endpoint that returns data from the Pokémon API in the following format: The endpoint will take a body with the array named “ids” that includes the Pokémon...

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Using the provided template, create a POST endpoint that returns data from the Pokémon API in the following format: The endpoint will take a body with the array named “ids” that includes the Pokémon IDs you want the endpoint to return data for. The endpoint should use a Promise.all to request the individual Pokemon data from the PokeAPI. The endpoint will call variants of the URL: https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/${pokemonID}/ and extract the required data from the return value. For “sprite”, I’m looking specifically for “front_default” in the sprites object. https://pokeapi.co/api/v2/pokemon/$%7bpokemonID%7d/ Additionally, if an invalid ID is given your endpoint should return the following object for that ID: You will use most of the same techniques as what was presented in week 11. However, this will be a POST request rather than a GET that takes in a body. You will have to do some research into how to use a request body in Express. HINT: It is a part of the request object, req. Important: Normally, I would allow you to use any NPM modules you want but for making network requests YOU MUST USE SUPERAGENT. There is a jest testing suite that I will be using to grade your project just like the first homework assignment which depends on superagent. Run npm run test to see the results of the tests as you write your code. You may have to ctrl + c to exit the tests. The supertest framework I use is finicky. The tests found in pokemon.test.js will let you know what I’m looking for and give you an idea of where to find the data I want in the Pokemon API object. Grading Criteria: All tests pass: 10 points Uses Promise.all: 5 points Node_modules folder removed: 5 points Zip file is not named in the format, WeinbergAssignment3.zip: -5 points EXTRA CREDIT: Write a UI that hits your post endpoint. The UI should display the data returned from this endpoint, including the sprite (as an image!). The sprite is a png. Have fun with this one, maybe make it look like a Pokemon Card. If you want to include more data in your endpoint (which would cause the tests to fail) just let me know when you turn it in. As long as you have the notfound object for a bad id and the return objects have name, sprite, and type you will get full credit regardless of the tests. This extra credit will be worth an additional 20 points. Grading Criteria: No console or “white page” errors – 5 points Uses a component library – 5 points Node_modules folder removed – 5 points Some way for the user to enter the IDs (URL parameter, text box, etc) – 5 points