In index.js you are not exporting the connection object, you are only exporting
router object. That is why you are getting the error when you reference
connection object in booksModel.js. You could try the following:
Step 1: In index.js include connection in the module exports as below:
module.exports={
router,
connection
}
Step 2: To reference it in booksModel.js, do below:
const connection = require('../routes/index').connection;
Step 3: Use connection to query your db.
Let me know how it goes.
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