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CS-HU 271 Kanban (Extra Credit)

Step 1 - Create a New Repository

Using your personal GitHub account create new a private GitHub repository called CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban.

All options under Initialize this repository should be disabled/unchecked. In other words:

the Add a README file option should be disabled/unchecked
the Add .gitignore option should be disabled/unchecked
the Choose a license option should be disabled/unchecked

Step 2 - Clone Starter Code Repository

Clone this CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban repository from VSCode or from the command line:

$ git clone https://github.com/BoiseState/CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban.git

$ cd CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban

Step 3 - Push the Cloned Code to the New Repository

The contents of master branch of the cloned repository (from Step 2) will be pushed the repository that you created (in Step 1).

Step 3a

Remove the origin remote pointing to the cloned repository:

$ git remote remove origin

Step 3b

Add a new origin remote that will point to the new repository that you created (in Step 1):

$ git remote add origin https://github.com/<yourGitHubUsername>/CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban.git

$ git remote --verbose
origin  https://github.com/<yourGitHubUsername>/CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban.git (fetch)
origin  https://github.com/<yourGitHubUsername>/CS-HU271-Assignments-Kanban.git (push)

Step 3c

Push the master branch to the new repository that you created (in Step 1):

$ git push -u origin master

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Implement new (miscellaneous) routes in the Web Server

Implement new routes in the app.js
Write a few unit tests in app.test.js to test the new routes
In a terminal, run npm test and make sure the test suite is green and all tests are passing. If there are any tests failing, make changes to the unit tests or the implementation until the test suite is green.
commit the unit tests and the implementation in the same commit and establish the traceability between the commit and task (e.g., Implements #task_id)

Implement the `subtraction` functionality for the calculator

Write a few unit tests in the operations.test.js
Implement the subtract method in the operations.js
In a terminal, run npm test and make sure the test suite is green and all tests are passing. If there are any tests failing, make changes to the unit tests or the implementation until the test suite is green.
commit the unit tests and the implementation in the same commit and establish the traceability between the commit and task (e.g., Implements #task_id)

Implement the `subtract` route in the Web Server

Implement the subtract route in the app.js
Write a few unit tests in app.test.js to test the subtract route
In a terminal, run npm test and make sure the test suite is green and all tests are passing. If there are any tests failing, make changes to the unit tests or the implementation until the test suite is green.
commit the unit tests and the implementation in the same commit and establish the traceability between the commit and task (e.g., Implements #task_id)

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