kevinanderson7/module-maddness

Module Madness

In this challenge, fork the provided GitHub repo, clone it and run npm install. After doing that, you will create three modules as specified below, update the server.js file to use these modules!

Modules

Module One (random-number.js)

The first module will export a function that can generate a random number after taking in a min and max value as arguments (hint: you can use random number functions from previous assignments). But make sure the function can generate a random number each time it is called. When you use this function, use 10 as your min, and 10000 as your max.

Module Two (dollar-converter.js)

The second module should export a function that can accept a number and convert it to a USD value as a string ($1,344). You can find some good implementations of this conversion online.

Module Three (currency.js)

The third module should require the other two modules (i.e. Module One and Module Two). This module needs to export just a function that will use the functions from the other modules to produce the output below. It should return this formatted string:

Random dollar amount: $5,301

server.js

Finally, in the server.js file, require in the third module and use it to produce the following output when you visit http://localhost:5000/currency in your browser:

Random dollar amount: $5,301

PRO TIP

Get your functions working in the server.js file first. Then start moving them to other modules. Remember: Modules are just other JavaScript files.

Stretch Goals

The seventh request should return the maximum value. Every 10th request should return the minimum value.

Allow users to specify the minimum and maximum values as request parameters. You will need to do some research here. An example request would look like this:

http://localhost:5000/currency/10/10000