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Social-Media API Simulation : Overview

I made an activity that mimics the behaviour of an API to practice the logic behind asynchronous javascript. I learned about how Callbacks behave and why we need Promises and the relevance of Async Await.




🚀 To run this project on your local machine.

  1. Download an extension or node.js
https://nodejs.org/en/download/
  1. Install dependencies
npm install colors
npm install prompt-sync
  1. Make a new terminal and run the command.
 node facebook
  1. Press tab then hit enter.

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