This is an app for job list and related details
npm installsudo npm install -g json-serverto run the mock server- Open a new console, go to the jobsite folder and execute this command
json-server --watch mock-data.json --port 7096. Now, the API will be available in this URL: http://localhost:7096/alljobs. [** NOTE: You may change the port number (7096) if it is conflicting with any running port. Then you have to change the defined URL as well in /jobsite/src/config/default.js file. Variable name API_BASE_URL] - In another console, execute this command as well to kick-start the application
npm run dev. Default port is 3000. If that port is not available, it would ask for changing the port number automatically. - The application will be opened in the browser.
- Execute the command
rm -r -f node_modules server-build buildto delete the folders - Re-iterate the above commands
- Responsive UI for mobile and desktop
- Implemented server side rendering
- Implemented extensible UI architecture
- Used reactive and functional programming paradigm with Redux and React Hooks respectively
- Added error boundary to conceive any unexpected UI errors
- Used react memo in some places to stop unnecessary rendering
- Followed modular approach in coding
- Used React lazy to make on-demand respective module loading to gain the start up performance
- Used modular common components approach in coding
- Maintained common config, helper files to serve the common purposes
- Added API interceptor to enabling the scope of writing central code while sending request or receiving response
- I do prefer writing test cases but as it was not clearly mentioned whether I need to write or not, I didn't consider the same
- I didn't use "Styled Components" as suggested in the assignment because I found that quite heavy. So I preferred writing own components.
- I didn't consider aesthetic beauty of this application as it was not mentioned in the assignment note. Though I made it clean and simple.