#Information
This test is to validate your level as a backend and frontend developer.
The backend test focus on PHP Symfony 2/3 version and SQL.
The frontend test focus on Typescript/Javascript Angular 2 and Bootstrap Css.
You should read completely this file before starting.
You should know how to use Symfony 2/3 and a base of FOSRestBundle and JMSSerializerBundle. You should know the basic of Angular 2.
Do one commit per task with the task information in the comment.
You have 2 hours to make the test, do as much as you can. You can do the tasks in the order you want.
Once you are done send a zip back with the entire folder but with the angular/node_modules, symfony_demo/vendor, symfony_demo/var/logs and symfony_demo/var/cache folders.
#Backend Test
Requirements: php >=5.6
Go to the symfony_demo folder
Install vendor dependencies
php composer.phar install
To run the server do:
php bin/console server:start
Run phpunit
vendor/bin/phpunit
You should get this output
PHPUnit 4.8.31 by Sebastian Bergmann and contributors.
..........F.FFSS.................
Some test are failing, this is part of the test.
Tasks:
PHP#1 Fix failure of Tests\AppBundle\Controller\Api\PostControllerTest::testListActionOptimization
PHP#2 Fix failure Tests\AppBundle\Controller\Api\UserControllerTest::testGetNoPassword
PHP#3 Rename the "@JMS*" annotation from the src/AppBundle/Entity folder to "@Serializer*"
PHP#4 Prefix all Api controllers routes (the one in the folder src/AppBundle/Controller/Api) with "/api"
PHP#5 Use the JMS exclusion strategy "ALL" for the entities in (src/AppBundle/Entity)
PHP#6 Fix failure Tests\AppBundle\Controller\Api\UserControllerTest::testGetRoles
PHP#7 Fix failure of Tests\AppBundle\Controller\Api\UserControllerTest::testSetRoles403 (User can only change it's own role)
PHP#8 Make a controller that allow to get all the comments of a post and its unit tests
SQL#1 Update the user.lastActivityDate null value
Using the content of the dump.sql (database name is ugm_recruitment_test) file update the user.lastActivityDate when it's null base on the most user_recipient.updatedAt of a user and fallback on the user.updatedAt value if no user_recipient is found. Put your queries in updateLastActivityDate.sql (you can do as many query as you want) but keep in mind that is must be efficient.
#Angular test
Requirements: nodejs >= 6.9
In the angular folder
npm install
Here is a list of generator command to help you
| Scaffold | Usage |
|---|---|
| Component | npm run ng g component my-new-component |
| Directive | npm run ng g directive my-new-directive |
| Pipe | npm run ng g pipe my-new-pipe |
| Service | npm run ng g service my-new-service |
| Class | npm run ng g class my-new-class |
| Interface | npm run ng g interface my-new-interface |
| Enum | npm run ng g enum my-new-enum |
| Module | npm run ng g module my-module |
To start angular dev server (you should have start the php server first)
npm start
Using the php api above
NG#1 Complete the app/home/home.component.html to about the same as http://localhost:8000/en/blog/
Just the posts list section without the pager. (see ./postsList.png)
NG#2 Create a post page that is accessible when you click on the title of a post (base on the post id)
Just the post content. (see ./post.png)
See https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/api/router/index/ActivatedRoute-interface.html to get route params from route
NG#3 Add the list of comments at the bottom of the post page using the controller you made in PHP#8
Just the comments list no function to create a comment. (see ./comments.png)
NG#4 Hide the Http service trough a "Api" service and use the "Api" service in components that are currently use the Http service.