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Check Express best practices and reorganise files into folders, as well as putting Hue-related logic into functions or modules as necessary.

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Add unit tests to all API endpoints.

Integrate the latest stable version of Angular into the project.

The /match/:awayTeam/:homeTeam endpoint should use the "left" group to show the away team's primary colour and the "right" group to show the home team's primary colour.

Refactor code in /teams/:team endpoint to use groups instead of individual bulbs. The "front" group should show the secondary colour and the "back" group should show the primary colour.

The /setup route should create a new config file if one doesn't exist. Otherwise, it should use the existing one.

All other functionality should be disabled until config is completed.

Config should have the following functionality:

• Scan network for Hue bridges and select one, saving to config
• Create a new user (requiring user to press the PushLink button on the bridge) and save to config
• Display a list of compatible bulbs and let user sort them into "front", "back", "left" and "right" groups, and save to config

Add a /setup endpoint that can do the following:

• Search network for Hue bridges
• Add new user to the Hue bridge
• Search Hue bridge for compatible bulbs

It should also write the following to the config file:

• Hue bridge IP address
• Hue bridge username
• Group ID numbers

The /victory/:team endpoint should flash the team's secondary colour on "front" lights and primary colour on "back" lights. Timing of the effect to be played with to find something decent.

First version with basic functionality:

• Built-in list of teams and associated colours
• Use config file to store Hue bridge username and light/group settings
• API changes lights to team colours