My Node.js script is sending requests to an external REST API, but the data that comes back is wrong—fields are missing or values arrive in unexpected formats even though the same calls work fine in Postman. There are no syntax or runtime crashes; the problem lies squarely in the logic that handles the request-response cycle. Scope • Trace the current fetch logic (Axios is the HTTP client) and confirm that outbound requests match the remote API spec. • Identify why the parsed response does not mirror the payload shown when the same endpoint is hit manually. • Patch the code so each call returns the full, correct JSON object, then add a brief inline comment explaining the fix. Deliverables 1. Updated JavaScript file(s) with the bug fixed. 2. A short note outlining the root cause and the exact change made. 3. Proof of success: one console log or test script showing the corrected response. Acceptance criteria: running node index.js (or the main entry file) must print the complete, correct response structure for at least three sample endpoints without additional tweaks. The repo is small—fewer than 200 lines—so this should be a focused debugging session rather than a full rewrite.