Michael Monaghan Nostromos

I hereby claim:

To claim this, I am signing this object:

	let ourPlanet = 'moon';

	// For the below, when JS is 'reading' (aka parsing) this line, it reads it like this:
	// if ourPlanet equals 'Moon' OR if there's a string 'moon' that exists.
	// What you really want to tell it is- if our planet equals "Moon" OR if our planet equals "moon" THEN... do something.
	if (ourPlanet === "Moon" \|\| "moon") console.log('No, that\'s not a planet! Try again!'); // You need to wrap the 'then' statement in curly brackets. if (something) ->{do something}<- else if (something) {do something}.
	else if (ourPlanet === "Sun" && /* ourPlanet === */ "sun") console.log('No, that\'s not a planet, but it\'s also called a star! Try again!');
	else if (ourPlanet === "Venus" && "venus") console.log('Nope,you\'re wrong! Try again!');
	else if (ourPlanet === "Mars" && "mars") console.log('No, that\'s not the correct answer! Guess again!');
	else if (ourPlanet === "Pluto" && "pluto") console.log('Incorrect answer! It\'s a Dwarf Planet Guess again!');

	/*

	I included a lot of extraneous functions in an effort to modularize things and make it easier to handle
	future improvements. For example, every win/loss condition has its own function, which makes it easier to
	change & edit them.

	*/

	const prompt = require("prompt-sync")({ sigint: true });

	const express = require('express');
	const apiRouter = express.Router();

	const minionsRouter = require('./minionsRouter');
	apiRouter.use('/minions', minionsRouter);

	const ideasRouter = require('./ideasRouter');
	apiRouter.use('/ideas', ideasRouter);

	const meetingsRouter = require('./meetingsRouter');