All right.
And up next, I want to install all the libraries we're going to use.
On our front end for this project.
How do I know which libraries I'm going to use?
Well, because I've already completed the project.
The reason why I want to install all of them at the same time because I find it annoying while I'm recording.
That I need to stop and start up the server, especially once we have the server.
Of course, this is totally optional if you're not interested.
You don't have to do it.
And yes, I will share specific commands we need to use in the Readme.
So if you want to install for your own projects or you want to do it in this project, you can definitely
do it one by one.
But in my case, like I just mentioned, I will install all of them.
If you want to do the same thing, then just navigate to the Readme and grab this code.
And yes, I'm using specific versions because of course there is a possibility that with a newer version
some things might change.
And again, this is something that you need to keep in mind if you're using later version.
You'll have to troubleshoot if there are some differences in the setup.
So let me take this line of code.
Navigate to my terminal, to the integrated terminal on Visual Studio code.
I'll pretty much stop everything.
Clear, Guess copy and paste, and I'll just run this command again.
Effectively, it just installs all the libraries we're going to use in this project with the specific
versions, and that way I can just spin up my server and I don't need to worry about.
Stopping the server each and every time I want to install some specific library.
And yes, we'll do pretty much the same thing on a server as well.
And with this in place we can start working on our routing.