Create a server which responds to requests to `/` with a static HTML file named `index.html` containing the following: ```html Hello Handling Hello Handling ``` ----------------------------------------------------------------- ##HINTS This exercise requires you to install the `@hapi/inert` module, which is a hapi plugin for serving static files and directories. You'll need to register the plugin in your code in order to serve static files: ```js var Inert = require('@hapi/inert'); await server.register(Inert); ``` You can declare handlers as objects instead of functions. The object must contain one of the following: `file` (requires `@hapi/inert` plugin), `directory` (requires `@hapi/inert` plugin), `proxy` (requires `@hapi/h2o2` plugin), or `view` (requires `@hapi/vision` plugin). For example, `handler` can be assigned an object with the `file` key: ```js handler: { file: "index.html" } ``` Be careful: in practice, you'll need to provide an absolute path to an `index.html` file in your program's directory. To achieve this, you'll probably need the `path` core module, its `join()` function, and the `__dirname` global variable. You can also configure a files base path in your server and just pass relative paths in the route. This is specially useful if you have multiple routes that respond with files. ## Docs - Hapi - Route options: https://hapi.dev/api#route-options - Hapi - Serving Static Content Tutorial: https://hapi.dev/tutorials/servingfiles