A web app that retrieves data from the iTunes API created with React

Explanation

This is an app that retrieves data from the iTunes API. The app has a search bar, which is used to type in the search terms.
The app also includes the option to search for a specific media type. This is done by selecting an option from the dropdown menu.
Press the search button below that to start the search.
The search results and the favorite list section items are displayed in a dropdown fashion. You must click on an item to
reveal more details about the listed item.
After the search results are displayed, there is the option to add items from the search resuls to the favorites list.
This is done by pressing the ‘add to favorites’ button below the item.
Once added, these items can also be removed from the favorites list.
This is done by clicking the ‘remove item’ button below the item

This app was built with React and Express.
Install node.js on your local computer: https://nodejs.org/en/download/
Navigate to the root folder of the app and run the command prompt in it.
Type into the command prompt: npm install
Click enter and wait from the installation to finish.
Change the directory in the command prompt to the sub directory called ‘front-end’.
Type into the command prompt: npm install
Click enter and wait from the installation to finish.

This application uses Jest, Mocha and Chai for tests.
Navigate to the root folder of the app and run the command prompt in it.
Type into the command prompt: npm test
Click enter and wait from the tests to finish.
After the tests are completed, change the directory in the command prompt to the sub directory called ‘front-end’.
Type into the command prompt: npm test
Click enter and wait from the tests to finish.

Navigate to the root folder of the app and run the command prompt in it.
Type into the command prompt: npm start
Open another command prompt and change the directory of it to the project sub folder ‘front-end’
Type into the command prompt: npm start
Wait until both applications are loaded. Your local internet browser will automatically open a new tab.