In this example, we have an art browse app partially written.
You can run the app with yarn dev. This will install and start a web server for you. You can then access it via http://localhost:3000 in the browser.
There are two Routes available:
You will start off with a basic site scaffold using Next.js, React, and Redux. This is the same combination of tools we use at Saatchi Art. We follow common best practices in the project structure, so it shouldn't be anything too unusual. Feel free to read the docs for these technologies if you need to refresh your knowledge.
The framework adds HMR (hot module reloading) for you. The only time you will should have to restart the server is if you make a change to the something in the Express.js application. You should not have to modify the Express server.js itself.
The suggested files you should work with are located in apps/challenge and reducers.js.
You may see comments at the top of files indicating whether you should avoid or edit that file. These are just suggestions. Feel free to complete the coding challenge in your preferred coding style. This includes modifying or adding files as needed.
Feel free to add any npm packages you need e.g. yarn add dompurify. If you add a package, you should not have to restart the dev server.
When you are finished, we expect the app will look something like this:
Please continue to public/CHALLENGE.md for more details about the coding challenge.