Hackerbay interview test for both backend and frontend.
/backend - This is the backend test. It implements a rest api that can login user, authorize user, perform json patching functionalities and perform image resize that becomes a thumbnail.
/maze-gamer - This is the frontend test. It is implemented in typescript due to the logic required. It uses react.js and redux plus bootstrap for ui.
This is a REST Api that is used to login a user, patch a json object and also access a thumbnail image. It was to be built using node.js. Test and code coverage stats included.
You must have node.js >=8.0.0 installed plus mocha - npm i -g mocha and typescript - npm i -g typescript
- git clone the repository https://github.com/trendy-weshy/hackerbay.io-interview.git
- go to backend folder
$ cd backend - install dependencies
$ npm install $ npm startto run code in production environment.$ npm run devto run code in development environment- to run test use the command
$ npm test
- Code coverage stats is accessible via the route
http://localhost:8080/coverage
This is a maze game that is able to keep count of the number of moves a heo does. It involves a hero character whose intent is to rescue the queen by destroying the enemies. All this is done on a game board inside a web app. The application was to be created by React.
You must have node.js >=8.0.0 installed plus typescript - npm i -g typescript
- git clone the repository https://github.com/trendy-weshy/hackerbay.io-interview.git
- go to frontend folder
$ cd maze-gamer - install dependencies
$ npm install $ npm startto start frontend server. Go tohttp://localhost:3000/to check out the game.
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This repo was started with the intent of hosting the codebase for review by Hackerbay personnel.