Welcome to the AvoMD frontend coding case interview! Please read the following instructions carefully.
Your goal is to build a rudimentary application which enables a healthcare administrator to view and manage patient data.
The business has specified we need to build a portal to better manage our patient data across physicians and clinics. The goal is for the user (doctors & healthcare administrators) to check the status of patients at a glance. This allows our healthcare administrators to take faster decisions and help provide visibility into the state of their patients.
Providing information to the healthcare administrator increases transparency and reduces communication issues.
- The user shall be able to:
- See all patients in pages of 20 elements per page
- Search by patient id or SSN
- Sort by different fields (e.g. id, name) in ascending/descending order
- View the patient information on a separate patient detail page including lists of diagnosis
The interactions should not refresh the page.
React and JavaScript are required requirements. Apart from this, you can use any libraries, task runners and build processors. ES6 and TypeScript are highly encouraged.
The full criteria for evaluating the coding challenge can be found here.
On presentation day you will have 30 minutes to walk through the application, and discuss the through process behind architecture, structure, and approach. The format is completely up to the candidate, but most provide a series of slides / architecture diagrams / code, or a live walkthrough. We look forward to the discussion!
- Clone this repo.
- A RESTful API for
patientsis provided with the challenge. To run, follow: How to run API server - Complete your project as described above within your local repository.
- Ensure that there are scripts to start both the server and the client.
- Please make sure everything you want to commit is committed before you bundle.
- Create a git bundle:
git bundle create your_name.bundle --all - Email the bundle file to devops@avomd.io and lc@avomd.io at least 24 hours before your presentation.
In order to be fair to all candidates, please refrain from sharing your solution on public repository hosting services such as GitHub and Bitbucket.
The boilerplate includes a small service for data fetching. The file db.json includes all the necessary data to achieve the goal. Please follow the steps below to start the server:
yarn or npm install .
yarn server or npm run server
Check json-server for more information.
There is no hard time limit for this coding challenge. However, we believe that 2-3 hours is sufficient for the must-have parts of the application. While we appreciate all the effort put into the challenge, we also do not want to take up too much of your time. Our advice is to focus on making sure that the application works properly and has some tests before moving on to secondary objectives. Happy coding!
All the best! The AvoMD Recruiting Team