This challenge is made of multiple exercises in the same project. Each exercise is build to test specific skills. You should extract, install, and run the project. Show your coding skills and create a commit for each exercise, push it to your own GitHub repository, and send us back the link in an email.
- node.js 12+
- git
Init your own git repo
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Suade Challenge started"
Install the dependencies
npm install
Run the exercises
npm run exercise1
npm run exercise2
npm run exercise3
npm run exercise4
npm run exercise5
npm run exercise6
Please update the template and logic to ensure you don't get any VueJS warnings in the console, or build warnings. If anything else looks odd to you, feel free to update it for it to match best practices!
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 1"
The code behind this page should display a paginated list of people sorted by name.
It contains common coding mistakes. Please update the files App.vue and
components/List.vue in order to get rid of the errors (console and eslint), and
make sure the solution works properly.
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 2"
Without changing any HTML or Javascript, and using predefined CSS variables, update the style of the page, so then it matches the designs and situations below:
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 3"
Please update App.vue in order to display a list of people
aged from 25 to 35 years old, from the youngest to the oldest.
Use Vuex store store/store.js to retrieve the list of people, use the component
components/List.vue to display rows, make use of the props and slot, use the functions
in helpers/helpers.js to filter and sort the data.
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 4"
Please implement the 2 empty functions from helpers/helpers.js: getValueAtPath and
groupByKey. Check their usage in App.js to understand the specs.
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 5"
You'll find a VueJS app that has basic login and register functions. This has some Cypress tests,
however some of them are failing.
Running npm run exercise6 will start a frontend server with hot reloading on port 8080,
as well as Cypress ready for testing. There is no backend as this is mocked by using the
browser's local storage.
Please ensure all tests are passing, to do so, do what you think is relevant: either update the tests, or update the code, depending on what you think is wrong.
Commit your code using the following message
git commit -m "exercise 6"
When you are done with all the exercises, and that you have all commits ready, push them on your own GitHub repo, and send us back an email with your repo link in it.
Thanks for your time and dedication!