You are responsible for managing the website for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. These dog owners are very competitive. We need to make sure that they can view all the competition (the other dogs) and edit their dog's information.

You will be using the json-server package to mock an external API. You can make the same RESTful requests to this server that you would to any API. If you haven't yet, install json-server.

npm install -g json-server

Then run the server with:

json-server --watch db.json

This will serve your code on http://localhost:3000.

• On page load, render a list of already registered dogs in the table. You can fetch these dogs from http://localhost:3000/dogs.
• The dog should be put on the table as a table row. The HTML might look something like this <tr><td>Dog *Name*</td> <td>*Dog Breed*</td> <td>*Dog Sex*</td> <td><button>Edit</button></td></tr>
• Make a dog editable. Clicking on the edit button next to a dog should populate the top form with that dog's current information.
• On submit of the form, a PATCH request should be made to http://localhost:3000/dogs/:id to update the dog information (including name, breed and sex attributes).
• Once the form is submitted, the table should reflect the updated dog information. You can either use the response from the PATCH request for this or use optimistic rendering. This means you can update the frontend before you have gotten the response from the backend.
• In order to locate one row on the DOM and update specific data cells within it, you may need to assign id and or class values to locate each attribute.

The below gif demonstrates the working functionality of the app.