Parse Data, API, Injest and Parse

## Part 1: Parsing Data Write a parser that converts a Blue Button CMS data file (ASCII format) into JSON. * Sample file: [parse/[login to view URL]](./parse/[login to view URL]). * You only need to parse the "Demographics" section of the file. * The parser should return data in the following format: ``` { "name": { "first_name": "JOHN", "last_name": "DOE" }, "dob": "01/01/1910", "address": ["123 ANY ROAD"], "city": "ANYTOWN", "state": "VA", "zip": "00001", "phone": "123-456-7890", "email": "johndoe@[login to view URL]", "coverage": [{ "type": "Part A", "effective_date": "01/01/2012" }, { "type": "Part B", "effective_date": "01/01/2012" }] } ``` ## Part 2: API Create a basic REST API to serve content via HTTP GET requests. * Sample file: [api/[login to view URL]](./api/[login to view URL]). * The API should run as a standalone HTTP server. * An HTTP GET request to `http://localhost:4000/api/sample` should return the following JSON structure with a 200 OK HTTP code: ``` { "data": { //content of api/[login to view URL] file goes here }, "metadata": { "generated": "07/20/2015 10:49AM" //current date and time } } ``` ## Part 3: Ingest and Parse Data Implement a simple page to allow HTTP POST. Using your existing HTTP server, add a route to POST data to `http://localhost:4000/api/parse`. The route should take a CMS `.txt` file (from part 1) as a payload, and should then parse the file (using your parser), saving the resultant JSON to `[login to view URL]`. Create a simple webpage, using any framework(s) of your chosing, to allow a user to pick a file and POST it to your HTTP server. * Include instructions for running both the client and server. They should run as separate services. * The POST should return 200 if the parsing was successful; otherwise, return some sort of error. * You may display the returned HTTP code and error information on your webpage, if you wish.