SimonGodefroid / react-coding-challenge

react-coding-challenge

Implement a list of domain names with fields to filter server side.

Getting started

# Clone the repo
git clone git://github.com/Gandi/react-coding-challenge.git
cd react-coding-challenge

# Start mock server
cd server
npm install
npm start

Functional requirements

• User must be able to see all his domain names.
• User must be able to filter on his domain names by:
  • searching for a giving fqdn pattern,
  • searching for a specific owner,
  • searching for classic or livedns nameservers,
  • searching for to be expired domains.

Non-functional requirements

• The code should be hosted on GitHub and submitted as a pull request.
• Use high-quality existing libraries or small amounts of custom code.
• Show your work through your commit history.
• You can style the project as you like.
• Be proud of your work.

Domains endpoint details

The endpoint has the following format

/api/domains?~fqdn={}&owner={}&nameservers={}&>expiration_date={}

Request querystring:

• ~fqdn is the LIKE pattern for searching a domain name.
• owner is a specific owner of a domain name.
• nameservers is the value of current name servers and is an enum (classic | livedns).
• >expiration_date is the date after which you seek expiring domains.

Response payload:

Array<{
	fqdn: string;
	owner: string;
	nameservers: 'classic' | 'livedns';
	expiration_date: string;
}>

Owners endpoint details

The endpoint has the following format

/api/owners

Response payload: Array<string>.