yarn
yarn build
yarn start
Using jest
yarn test
Linting
yarn lint
Here's my braindump from when I forked the task, it will contain a lot of my notes to give you an idea of how I work / approach tasks etc. (It may be a little rough from a grammar and spelling perspective though 🙃)
I had a little confusion around the requirements, usually in a workdplace setting I would chat to the product owner / tech lead to clarify before working (or maybe within a 3 amigos session or planning), as the recruiter wanted me to turn this around within the night I have coded for both interpretations (as they didn't take much time to do), the simpler one of 'multiples of a number' and the more complicated one of 'divisible by these numbers', have split them into seperate libraries and 'highlighted' them differently, ill add config
- TDD
- use wallaby to speed up delivery
- jest-image-snapshot for visuall regression
- Code
- Doesn't need a framework
- Css use postcss so mainly for vars to make this more extensible * Have config vars for the number range
I like to break down tasks in to manageble chunks before starting them, understand the whole problem / do the research up front then smash through it. Means if I run into a problem or a unexplained requirement I can get feedback up front which may change the implementation
- Upgrade all deps
- Install extra deps eslint / prettier / postcss / testing-library / @testing-library/dom / @testing-library/jest-dom / jest-image-snapshot
- Setup eslint and prettier configs
- Create tests
- Should generate n buttons on the page
- When I click n number it should highlight [Array] numbers
57 = [ 1, 3, 19, 57, 57, 114 ]for eg.
- When I click n number twice it should no longer show multiples highlighted * Breakpoints (visual regression)
- Create functions
- Takes a number and generates buttons on a page with that amount
- Get number from env to allow this to be config'd
- Utalise event bubbling rather than having
nevent listeners - Use data-attributes maybe
data-number="n" - Get multiples of number
- Something like
const multiples = (numbers, number) => numbers.filter(n => !(n % number)); - Toggle class on divs
- Keep last number selected in state
- Current div should also have different highlighted class to show selected number
- Don't forget touch (test this)
- CSS
- Center align text in each box
- Breakpoint flex per row (I was cheeky and copied the breakpoints from the which.co.uk website)
- Mobile = 1
- Default
- Tablet = 2
min-width: 768px- Desktop = 3
min-width: 1024px- Max width container (desktop large)
min-width: 1270px
Spent about 2.t hours total active time on it, it seems that I have hit all the requirements but missed some things from my initial plan, and as always it could be better 😉
If I had more time i'd:
- use typescript
- get the visual regression tests working
- randomize the integration tests with
faker - generate the 144 buttons at build time rather than run time
- do some more abstraction
Oh I also copy+pasted a bit of config from my webite repo to speed up delivery
Overall am happy with the readability and extensibility of what i've put together