#1. This API must be available on a public endpoint you control I hosted the api through Heroku Api 2. This API must expose the following two endpoints 1. POST /visit 1. Accepts POST requests with ‘application/json’ types 2. The schema for submitted objects is as follows: 1. userId – the user that is submitting the location 2. name – the name of the location 3. Returns a visitId which can be referenced in the GET. Visit IDs are globally unique to the location submission 2. GET /visit 1. Can be queried with either of the following patterns: 1. visitId Query api with a known visitId 2. both of the following two query params: 1. userId 2. searchString- A string which is attempted to be matched over the 5 most recent locations the user has visited. The matching should be fuzzy, and case insensitive [Fuzzy Search by User Id](https://blooming-ravine-08103.herokuapp.com/visit?userId=abc&searchString="Poland Zealand Los") [Another example of Fuzzy Search](https://blooming-ravine-08103.herokuapp.com/visit?userId=abc&searchString="new Zealand atlanta")
2. Returns an array of arrival objects that was submitted to the POST
Delivery:
Once you complete the API, please email me with the public endpoint and a link to a github repository of the code. Trevor will test the endpoint after submission and report the results.
####### Example timeline:
Request: POST { userId: “user1”, name: “McDonald’s” }
Returns: { visitId: “some-visit-id-1” }
Request: GET /visit?visitId=some-visit-id-1
Returns: [{ userId: “user1”, name: “McDonald’s”, visitId: “some-visit-id-1” }]
Request: POST { userId: “user1”, name: “Starbucks” }
Returns: { visitId: “some-visit-id-2” }
GET /visit?userId=user1&searchString="MCDONALD’S LAS VEGAS" McDonald’s”
Returns: [{ userId: “user1”, name: “McDonald’s”, visitId: “some-visit-id-1” }]
########## POST { userId: “user2”, name: “Starbucks” }
Returns: { visitId: “some-visit-id-3” }
GET /visit?userId=user2&searchString=APPLE