Analytics Page Task
One of the basic components to consume large amounts of information is a table. This helps users to get anidea of different metrics for their perspective. Your goal for this assessment is to create a customisable table with a set of functionalities. The table that you will create will feature an analytics page that will call aREST API to fetch the data. That data needs to be represented on your Table component and enable the user to perform some operations that will alter the view for the end user
App Features
-> You need to give an option for the user to input the dates as a Date Picker to call the API end point to fetch data. Please note that the data would be available for a sample range only (Try 1-Jun-2021 to 31-Jun-2021)
- Reusable Analytics Table Component
- Allow the user to enable/hide a particular column from view The columns for the table need to have a representation separately as well. This will allow the user to select/deselect a particularcolumn from view
- Reorderable table columns (from settings tab [refer mock]).
- Data formatting (each cell).
- Sortings & filters.
- Responsive Table.- Extra [OPTIONAL] Reusable data cache layer. (Don't call http call again if the data has been queried recently.) -> Shareable table link (If you share the link to anyone, table's all filters & columns should be populated)
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