You'll need npm, node - hopefully nothing else but you may also need global installs of babel-cli and browserify.
This should take care of everything.
$ npm install
$ sh utils/watch.sh
One that's done you should be able to open the index.html in any modern web browser (it was developed using Firefox).
As mentioned to Jamie and Leo less than 24 hours ago I had never used React before so I've tried to strike a balance between showing that I am able to write understandable and well structured code and able to pick things up quickly and spending too much time trying to get everything done. If able I would love the opportunity to discuss things a bit further in person but in a nutshell:
- breaking the Loan into it's own separate component (something I realised I should have done a bit too late to be able to refactor) - this would have allowed me the ability to finish the final two pieces of the functional brief:
- a running grand total - I'm thinking that each loan could have set their individual state and then trigger a stateChange on the entire list when needed
- the ability to mark a loan as invested in - this should have been a state value on each individual Loan component that could have been set on investment time
- better form validation - everything is currently console.logs
- some better keyboard accessibility around the Dialog component - as things currently stand a keyboard user will find it very tricky to use
- TESTS :(
- because I have been learning the bare bones up to now the ability to test was fairly tricky as I wasn't totally sure of the underlying infrastructure
- in addition I wasn't sure if a lot of the unit tests I might have written wouldn't have been better with a webdriver.io test suite