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      <title>Node.js: Testing a Node.js API with Mocha, Async, and Should</title>
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      <description>Node.js: Testing a Node.js API with Mocha, Async, and Should   Application Overview
 The API is broken down into bundles, each bundle is stored in a separate folder and contains a model and a controller.  The application has the following directory structure. -/bundles/ -/bundles/foo/model.js -/bundles/foo/controller.js -/bundles/bar/model.js -/bundles/bar/controller.js  The controllers extend from a base module called controller.js which implements the create/review/update/delete code. Testing the API
 The rest of this article will concentrate on the DELETE api call.</description>
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