Your job is to write a command-line interface in Node.js. This program has to filter a list of elements containing a pattern.
In the following file (https://gist.github.com/tomsquest/ab2fb73bebefdf0c30da6a7a06cb05f0), there are Countries containing Peoples containing Animals.
Sample of running the command and the expected output:
// Only animals containing `ry` are displayed. The order should be kept intact
$ node app.js --filter=ry
[
{ name: 'Satanwi',
people:
[ { name: 'Elmer Kinoshita',
animals:
[ { name: 'Wrysel' },
{ name: 'Cora Howell',
animals:
[ { name: 'Rrya' },
{ name: 'Pronryorn' } ] },
{ name: 'Anthony Bruno',
animals:
[ { name: 'Caryxcal' },
{ name: 'Tryantula' },
{ name: 'Oryx' } ] } ] } ]
...
]
Bonus:
As a bonus point, the next goal is to count People and Animals by adding the count of children in the name, eg. Satanwi [2].
Example:
node app.js --count
[
{ name: 'Satanwi [1]',
people:
[ { name: 'Elmer Kinoshita [1]',
animals:
[ { name: 'Wrysel' },
{ name: 'Cora Howell [2]',
animals:
[ { name: 'Rrya' },
{ name: 'Pronryorn' } ] },
{ name: 'Anthony Bruno [3]',
animals:
[ { name: 'Caryxcal' },
{ name: 'Tryantula' },
{ name: 'Oryx' } ] } ] } ]
...
]
Requirements The code must be available in a GIT repository No library/modules should be used, except for the testing library Appreciation Code readability, structure and consistency Tests, how they are written Bonus: usage of Functional concepts
In the project directory
run npm i
In the project directory
run node src/index.js --count --filter=ry
(all arguments are optionals)
In the project directory run either
npm run test
or
npm run tdd (in watch mode)
Have fun :-)