Ginja Ionic 2 Test project

Test project

Welcome! This is the Ginja Ionic 2 test project. The purpose of this project is to gauge your level of experience and skill with our technology stack, namely: Ionic 2, Angular 2 and RESTful JSON services.

To complete this project, you will need to log-in to our API, then retrieve and display a list of orders from a restaurant.

By the time you're finished, it should look something like this:

There will be two API calls required.

POST /api/v1/oauth/access_token
{
  username: 'corey@ginja.co.th',
  password: 'super-top-secret-password',
  grant_type: 'password',
  client_id: 'vendor-console',
  client_secret: 'super-top-secret-token',
  scope: 'vendor'
}

This will create the access token required to interact with the API (the access token should be sent in a HTTP header for all future requests, "Authorization: Bearer TOKEN_GOES_HERE").

The second request is to retrieve the orders for a restaurant:

GET /api/v1/vendors/orders/completed
{
  data: [
    /* list of restaurants in here */
  ]
}

Set up

Please run

npm -v on your command line

If you have npm verson < 3.x please run this command:

sudo npm install npm@latest -g

to upgrade your npm package

Before Install Ionic

Check your ionic version by

ionic -v

... if you have ionic version 2 beta 11

please uninstall ionic before run any command by

sudo npm uninstall -g ionic

Installation

Install Ionic and Cordova by running the following command in your terminal:

npm install -g cordova

npm install -g ionic

sudo npm install -g cordova

sudo npm install -g ionic

Check the installation

You should now have everything you need set up and ready to use on your machine! To verify that the

Ionic CLI (Command Line Interface) is in fact installed on your computer, run the following command:

ionic -v

You can also get some detailed information about your current installation by running the following com- mand from within an Ionic project:

ionic info

Run the project

You will need to access the project by

cd ginja-ionic-test-vendor

and then run the npm install

and finally run

ionic serve

to run the project, which will automatically open in your default web browser.

davidtran / ginja-test