Properly Coding Challenge

Code challenge for full stack developers.

Solution

To view the result, clone the repo, navigate to it, and install the dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/mischa-s/properly-test
cd properly-test
npm install

Run the project in development mode using

`npm start`

You can then view the application at http://localhost:3000

The page will reload if you make edits.

Functions

The functions used to solve the challenge are all in src/helperFunctions.

Components

Each challenge completed has it's own component in src/Components. These components are then passed to src/Home.js to render the results and demonstrate that the functions work with data provided.

The format of the Code Challenge is as follows:

Please clone/download the Git repository to have access to all the assets you need to complete this tasks.
Estimate the time needed to complete each task and provide an estimated date of delivery by replying to this email
Complete the tasks and upload the resulting code and any other assets to a public GitHub repository. You may need to create an account with GitHub.
Provide the link to the repository so we can review the solution, also via email

After we review your solution we will get back in touch and we may ask some questions about the implementation.

Feel free to send any questions you have about the challenge or the problem statement at any time.

For the position of Intermediate Fullstack Developer we expect you to solve all of "Task Group 1", at least 3 items of "Task Group 2" and all of "Task Group 3".

The challenge is an open format, we prefer you use JavaScript, but you are free to pick any language.

You are also free to leverage any frameworks and libraries of your preference.

Along with your submission, please include instruction on how to run your code.

Objectives

Assess software development skills such as:
- Problem solving
- Software quality
- Code quality
- Testing
- Task sizing and work estimation
- Use of tools (e.g. Git)
- Delivery

Problem Statement

Given a Database of:

Users

name
email
location
subscriptionId

Subscriptions

id
name
priceType

Properties

id
userId
title
location
type
numberOfRooms
timeZone

Bookings

id
propertyId
startDate
endDate

Use the JSON dataset that we have provided in the repository.

Task Group 1

Create functions that return:

1.1. All users from a particular city
1.2. All users from a particular company (a user of a company is a user that has the same email domain. E.g for john@getproperly.com and company@getproperly.com "getproperly.com" is the email domain)
1.3. All users from Free tier subscription which have more than 6 properties
1.4. All users from Premium tier subscription which have less than 4 properties
1.5. All users that live in a different city than their properties

Task Group 2

Create functions that return:

2.1. All bookings for a given period (start and end dates).

2.1.a - The bookings returned should have the startDate and endDate formated to dd/MM/YYYY HH:mm using the property timeZone.

2.1.b - The given period is also provided in the Property timeZone.
2.2. All bookings longer or equal to 25 days.
2.3. All bookings shorter or equal to 3 days.
2.4. All Properties with Bookings with 1 day or less between bookings
2.5. With the functions created expose them in a restful application and create a dashboard (simple UI) to display the results

Task Group 3

3.1. How would you identify users who live in any given city and make it mandatory that users from that city are only allowed to have a premium subscription?

To present my solutions to this challenge I used Razzle created by Jared Palmer to generate a simple react app

MIT License

Razzle Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

_{Jared Palmer} 💬 💻 🎨 📖 💡 🤔 👀 ⚠️ 🔧	_{Jari Zwarts} 💬 💻 🤔 🔌 👀	_{Dan Abramov} 💻 🤔	_{Eric Clemmons} 💻 🤔

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

mischa-s / properly-test