A Code Challenge for parsing JSON

A lightweight app for parsing and invoice in JSON format and updating a database.

Drag and drop a valid JSON invoice into the box.
File is uploaded to the server, parsed recorded to the database and emitted on the socket
All users receive real-time update

Tools

For development tools and building:

Run yarn or npm install within the project root directory in Terminal.
Change directory cd ./public and run yarn or npm install again for the client side dependencies.
Back to project root cd ../
Run npm start:dev to start the server.
Run npm run build:watch to run webpack and watch for changes.
Run npm test to run Karma tests and watch for changes.
Run gulp build:watch to process our stylesheets. Webpack also sees there changes and modifies the bundle.

/public/components contains a sub-directory for each component, holding source JS and views.
/public/style contains a sub-directory for each style component, folder scss for the source styling and css for the compiled version.
/public/dist is the directory for webpack compiled JS and CSS
/routes API and models definition
/.config/.env stores global variables for the server
/.config/.db Database connection params

Command	Purpose
`npm run clean`	Delete `/public/dist/*`.
`npm run build`	Compile JS and CSS to `/public/dist/bundle`.
`npm run build:watch`	Build, rebuilding on source file changes.
`npm run start:dev`	Start the server, restarting on source file changes.
`npm run start:prod`	Start the server using forever in production mode
`npm run stop:prod`	Stop the production server
`npm run restart:prod`	Restart the production server
`npm start`	Start the server.
`npm test`	Start Karma testing watching for file changes.

Developed by Jimmy Cann and licensed under MIT.