Twitter UserName AutoSuggest

Environment Dependencies:

Node v10.12.0:
- This project was set up using node v10.12.0. You should use the same version of node in order to avoid environment issues.
- Node can be downloaded and installed from https://nodejs.org/en/
- Different node versions can be installed and used on a machine via Node Version Manager (nvm)
  - Install nvm: https://github.com/creationix/nvm#install-script
  - Once installed, simply run nvm use while in the project. This will use the version of node specified in the .nvmrc file.
  - Additional download/installation of the node version may be required -- nvm will provide installation instructions if necessary.
Yarn Package Manager
- Because create-react-app uses yarn to manage dependencies (instead of npm), new dependencies should be added using yarn add.
- Installing Yarn: https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/
- To install packages, use yarn add package. It's the equivalent of npm install package with npm.
- To learn about other yarn commands, see https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/migrating-from-npm/#toc-cli-commands-comparison for more info.

To install dependencies run yarn
To run the web app and api server together, run npm run dev
To run the web app separately, run npm run start
- This may take a minute or 2 to run
To run api server separately, (in another terminal) run npm run server

Run the twitter-screenname-server by running npm run server
The server should be running on http://localhost:4000
Navigating to http://localhost:4000/twitter/user/search?username=chicago should return a large JSON response.
To use the api, you can make a request directly to http://localhost:4000.
If port 4000 is in use, feel free to update /twitter-screenname-server/server.js source code to use a different port.

Create-react-app was used to set up the build process for this project. You do not need to read through the readme to work in this project.
The README generated by create-react-app was moved to README-create-react-app.md.
To keep the project simple and avoid any unexpected caching, the Service Worker was removed from the project.