JOBSITY CALENDAR SOLUTION

APPLICATION SETUP

yarn install

OR

npm run install -S

Create a .env file and copy the contents of .env.example to the .evn file

.evn

SASS_PATH="./src/sass"
REACT_APP_ACCU_WAETHER_API_KEY=LA9wbvEZ2Pn9ucFdyEaUH6c9NFbDABFV
REACT_APP_ACC_BASE_API_URL=http://dataservice.accuweather.com/

SPIN UP DEVELOPMENT SERVER

yarn start

OR

npm run start

• You can find the project running on http://localhost:3000/calendar.
• LIVE URL - JOBSITY CALENDAR SOLUTION.
  
  

OTHER COMMANDS

To build the app

yarn build

OR

npm run build

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To run test

yarn test

yarn test:dev

To watch test files

OR

npm run test

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MIGRATING APP FROM JAVASCRIPT TO TYPESCRIPT

I think I went beyond the scope of the test but because I'm used to TypeScript and it has great benefits, I migrated the App to TypeScript.

REACT APP BUNDLING

Instead of using react-scripts which is slow, I change it to Parcel. Here are some benefits of Parcel:

• Better worker processes
• Multicore compiler
• Fast rebuilds
• Filesystem cache
• Out-of-the-box support for JS, CSS, HTML, File Assets, and more
• No configuration is needed
• Parcel prints syntax highlighted code frames when it encounters errors to help you pinpoint the problem
• No configuration is needed
• The Alias feature which helps you create aliases to avoid ../../components to @components/

package.json

"alias": {
    "@/*": "./src/$1",
    "@styles/*": "./src/styles/$1",
    "@components/*": "./src/components/$1",
    "@pages/*": "./src/pages/$1"
  }

USING PRETTIER & ESLINT

Using Prettier and Eslint will prevent a lot of problems starting with

• Prettier can format the entire code to look beautiful and up to the team standard. Things like quotes, spacing, indentation, etc.
• Eslint helps to prevent runtime and build errors, and it's good to run npm run eslint:fix, npm run format:fix, and unit/e2e test before pushing your codebase to git.
  
  

package.json

{
  "format": "prettier --check \"src/**/*.{js,jsx,md,scss,css}\"",
  "format:fix": "prettier --write \"src/**/*.{js,jsx,md,scss,css}\"",
  "eslint-fix": "eslint --fix \"src/**/*.{js,jsx,md,scss,css}\""
}

PROJECT FILE STRUCTURE

My project file structure is inspired by Vue JS file structure

CODING STYLES

My React JS coding style is guided by Airbnb-React-Convention. The SCSS is guided by BEM Methodology.

I also built a MINI SCSSS-LIBRARY which has some `utility classes/functions, color-palette with can be extended to support multiple themes.

STATE MANAGEMENT

I changed the state management library to Redux Toolkit and I have simple file structure that can accommodate robust projects with complex/large states.

REASEON FOR ADDING BULMA CSS

I added Bulma Css because of time constraint, I would have built the Modal Component but time was against me.

UNIT TEST

I was not able to write unit testing due to time constraint but, I added jest.config.ts and I organized the test file in the tests folder.

CONCLUSION

I found the challenge to be quite interesting and I believe my work is a good representation of what I am capable of. If you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions on how I can improve, please do not hesitate to contact me at alabson.inc@gmail.com.

I am open to any feedback and look forward to hearing from you. Thank you and cheers! 🥂

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