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Use a Node.js version manager, such as NVM. This also enables you to easily manage multiple versions of Node.js on your development machine.
Next, let’s fill the table with some dummy records with both valid and invalid addresses. Use a public location for valid addresses without sensitive info. You can use the following SQL queries:
Before getting started, you need to ensure that you have Node.js, npm, PostgreSQL, and psql installed on your development machine.
We installed Express.js for the server and node-postgres (pg) to connect to PostgreSQL. We also installed nodemon for automatically restarting the Node application when there are file changes in the directory.
Before getting started, you need to ensure that you have Node.js, npm, PostgreSQL, and psql installed on your development machine.
We installed Express.js for the server and node-postgres (pg) to connect to PostgreSQL. We also installed nodemon for automatically restarting the Node application when there are file changes in the directory.