Right off the bat your project looks good. You've learned how to interact with the database and you've created routes. You have good separation of concerns. Maybe you could document your code by adding comments above each route that show what they do. You could even use something like JSdoc or write your own separate documentation.
I'm really happy to see someone enjoying Node.js
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Right off the bat your project looks good. You've learned how to interact with the database and you've created routes. You have good separation of concerns. Maybe you could document your code by adding comments above each route that show what they do. You could even use something like JSdoc or write your own separate documentation.
I'm really happy to see someone enjoying Node.js