Create a realtime search box, where users search articles, and then to have analytics that display what users were searching for. You can also track via IP - no need to create a devise, etc.
Your goal is to record their input in realtime and ultimately display analytics & trends on what people are searching for the most. (this is not about search itself, but really about analytics behind it).
Hint: Because the search is real time, queries will be coming in segments, as listed in the example below
- TEST. Your. App.
- GOOD Code. We can’t stress this enough.
- Documented code. We don’t expect you to write a novel, but at least remove the default Rails README
- Scalability
- Deploy on Heroku or w/e for easier testing. Remember, it’s all about making the user’s life easier (in this case, us -- reviewing your code)
In order to run this project you need:
- A web browser to view output e.g Google Chrome.
- An IDE e.g Visual studio code.
- Install the
npmpackage manager use this to install both node and npm. - A terminal.
- Initialize Ruby on Rails app together with tailwind css
$ rails new back-end-test-helpjuice -c tailwind -j --database=postgresql - If you want to configure Tailwind manually
- Install Tailwind CSS with Ruby on Rails
- To Create the database & Starting up the Web Server
$ rails db:create db:migrate
$ rails server
// or you can run additionaly this to precompile tailwind asset and start the server
$ bin/devContributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to leave any suggestions at the Issues page