Simple Dashboard
What did I do?
Infrastructure
- create-react-app
- use scss modules
- use redux & react-redux
- use redux-saga
- use
@material-ui - use
@devexpress/dx-react-chart - add eslint
- add enzyme & snapshot testing
Components & Features
- App.jsx: react bootstrap flow
- Main.jsx: feature structure and init flow
- Header.jsx:
- get header from state
- set document header
- Body.jsx:
- responsive grid structure
- use custom LoadingPage.jsx for loading state
- use model.js for "feeding" rendering components
- Note that all rendering components are stateless and data agnostic
- charts
- added d3-scale in DashboardLineChart.jsx
- added time aggregation in model for DashboardSideBySideBar.jsx
Testing
- unit testing for important BL is for the pure functions in model.js
- snapshot testing for rendering components should be done like for DashboardBarChart.jsx
- E2E sanity testing should be added, launching the while app in browser and verify that we have rendering.
MISC
- use material-ui theme
- changed favicon
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