This application is a loose clone of the application Toggl. The repository contains some issues: [X] bugs we would like you to fix, and [X] features that we want you to implement. To take the challenge:
- Fork this repository
- In your own copy, solve the bugs and implement the features outlined in the issues.
- Each issue is considered "done" when:
- The code for the solution has been written and is demonstrably correct (the bug is gone, the feature works).
- Tests have been written that verify the above.
- All tests are passing.
- This README has been updated to reflect any relevant changes (features only).
We only expect candidates to spend about 8 hours on the challenge. Note that this does not mean that we expect you to finish all issues in 8 hours. You should read through the issues and strategically select a few challenges that you think you can really nail in that time. Anything past that is bonus. It is better to be thorough with one or two issues than to half-complete all of them.
- Organize your solutions logically, either by commits or even by branches. This makes it easier to see your process.
- Commit often, and use descriptive commit messages. Each commit should be easily summarized in a short phrase. If you find yourself writing "and" a lot, it's probable that you have more than one commit on your hands.
- Do not try to solve all of the issues at once. Tackle each ticket on its own.
- If you are familiar with TDD, try to write the tests first.
- If you get stuck on an issue, or cannot easily satisfy all of the "done" criteria, move on to the next issue. The goal is to have some fresh work to discuss at your technical interview. Better half done than not done at all. Bonus, sometimes solving one problem will help you understand another.
The challenge is designed to take a maximum of 8 hours. If you can track your hours, try to match that time.
This app assumes you have Node.js v8.11.3. If you aren't sure you have node, run node -v from the command line. If it comes back with v8.11.x, you are good to go. Otherwise, download the LTS version here: (https://nodejs.org/en/). Once installation is complete, run node -v again to confirm your version.
If you haven't already, fork this repository to your own GitHub account. Clone your copy of the repository and cd into the project directory.
From the project directory, run npm install to install the application dependencies.
Run npm start to start the development server.
In your browser, navigate to localhost:8080. You should see the landing page: "Welcome to Minutero".
Run npm test after installation to confirm that all of the tests pass.
This new feature gives us a convenient delete button on each of the TimerHistoryItems in the form of an adorable little trash can icon. When clicked, this button will immediately and permanently delete the corresponding time entry from the app's state and your browser's localStorage - SO BE CAREFUL!
This feature turns the moove-it logo in our NavBar into a clickable link that will navigate to the front page of Moove-it.com. Best of all, it will automatically open a new browser tab for you so you can keep working in the app.
This feature allows users to start a timer, refresh their page and continue timing as if nothing happened. This feature ensures that all attributes of the in progress timer (description, billing status, etc.) are preserved through the refresh process. It also ensures that the user can continue to modify the attributes after the refresh and all changes will be saved to the final entry upon stopping the timer.