Birdie Developer Test

We would like to thank you for taking our developer test. We understand that often candidates will have many of these tests to complete. Therefore we think it's important to cut straight to the important stuff. With that in mind, we've gone ahead and created a boilerplate that mostly represents the kind of technical stack we work with. This saves you from having to create needless boilerplate code that does little to demonstrate your potential as a developer.

Context

At Birdie, our app allows care givers to record observations of older adults receiving care, we name them care recipients.

These could be anything from the recording of their mood (happy, sad, bored, confused) to what they drank today (1 pint of water).

Each of these observations are recorded as events in our database. Here's an example of a mood observation recorded in this event format:

{  
   "id":"decaa026-2ce5-49cb-aff9-92326b85a98c",
   "event_type":"mood_observation",
   "visit_id":"39b94aab-cc35-4874-807f-c23472aec663",
   "timestamp":"2019-04-23T10:53:13+01:00",
   "caregiver_id":"4786d616-259e-4d52-80f7-8cf7dc6d881a",
   "care_recipient_id":"03f3306d-a4a3-4179-ab88-81af66df8b7c",
   "mood":"okay",
},

Here's a quick explanation of the base properties:

id: Uniquely identifies the observation.
event_type: Title we use to categorise our events.
visit_id: Observations are traditionally observed during a visit between the caregiver (carer) and care recipient. This ID identifies that visit.
caregiver_id: Identifies who the caregiver (carer) was that made this observation.
care_recipient_id: Identifies the care recipient this observation is for.

On top of that, there can be additional properties based on the event_type:

mood describes the mood of the care recipient as reported by the caregiver

The database (we should have sent you credentials) contains some of these observation events, within the events table.

Challenge

Display the information to a family member

Your challenge is to clone this repository and create a small web application to visualize these observations, so that looking at it is valuable to a family member of this care recipient.

This could mean presenting it in the following forms:

A table
A graph
A timeline

Or any other way/combination of those. We are test driven here at Birdie so please make sure you write tests to validate your work.

Deliverables

Put your code on Github and send us the link to the repository
Deploying the code to a platform like Heroku is a great plus.
If you are unable to deploy your code please send a recording of the application working

Set up

Here's the technical stack this boilerplate was made with:

Front end

Back end

Usage

Start the API. (Run the following commands within the backend folder)

a. Install the dependencies
```
npm install
```
b. Run the HTTP server (will start on port 8000)
```
npm run dev
```
Start the React app (Run the following commands within the front-end folder)

a. Install the dependencies
```
npm install
```
b. Run the application (will start on port 3000)
```
npm start
```

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