This repository contains the FAQ App challenge used for on-boarding new candidates to the BOHC (Back office Help Center) team.

For this challenge, we have provided you with a Makefile, making it easy to build and run the challenge, along with running the tests.

You need to have docker pre-installed.

You will need to run

make build

OR (for non-unix users)

docker-compose down
docker-compose build
docker run -w=/app -v=$(PWD)/backend/:/app node:lts-alpine npm install
docker run -w=/app -v=$(PWD)/frontend/:/app node:lts-alpine npm install

at the root folder of the challenge to ensure the challenge is fully built before running it.

All tests, frontend and backend, need to be able to run by issuing the following command

make test

OR (for non-unix users)

docker run -w=/app -v=$(PWD)/backend/:/app node:lts-alpine npm run test
docker run -w=/app -v=$(PWD)/frontend/:/app node:lts-alpine npm run test

The whole challenge should be runnable by issuing the following command from the root of the repository

make run

OR (for non-unix users)

docker-compose up -d

and then viewable by visiting localhost:12000.

What do you actually have to do?

We have provided a skeleton of a Next.js project for the frontend component of this challenge along with wire frames (see below). It is up to you to decide how pretty you wish the layout to be. For simplicity's sake, we have included react-bootstrap into the skeleton for you to use, should you wish. We expect the frontend to be responsive and support both desktop and mobile views.

We expect the following to be built:

• A Contact Form page consisting of the basic form shown in the wireframe. If you wish, you may include some kind of feedback to the user upon submitting the contact form.

• An Order Details page which first shows a simple search bar, allowing one to search using an Order Reference (see the reference field from ./backend/src/config/orders.mjs) and then, on the same page, renders the associated details below when the Next/Submit button is clicked. One should be able to type in another Order Reference and re-click the Next/Submit button to change the details shown without needing to refresh the page. If the searched for Order Reference is non-existent, it should show something to the user to make this obvious. The order search and details should come from the orders endpoint found in the backend.

• A Main page which consists of cards (as shown in the wireframe), each leading to the respective pages mentioned above. Note: You are not expected to implement the functionality of the search bar shown in the wireframe. You only need to create its look and responsiveness.

• Upon opening each page, an API call should be made to the page view endpoint, including when the page is refreshed. The following data needs to be sent to the endpoint:

  • The path of the current page

We expect a reasonable amount of code coverage along with explanations as to why you included the tests you did.

• Code implementation correctness i.e. does everything work correctly and how it is supposed, does the project run properly
• Code structure and naming i.e. how the code is structured/modularised and how easy it is to read and follow the code
• Appropriate unit tests
• Responsiveness of the application

We expect you to upload the challenge to a git repository of your choosing and share it with us (see authors below), such that we can view the solution. We will be paying attention to your git commit messages etc. and would like all commit history to be present, hence, we ask that you do not squash the commits.

• Docker - Containerising applications
• NPM - Dependency Management
• Nodejs - Lightweight javascript runtime
• React - Frontend reactive framework
• Next.js - React framework

• Anirvan Bhaduri
• Erkand Imeri
• Yashar Ayari
• Milos Jovanovic

Screenshot 1 (Home Page )

Screenshot 2 (Contack Us )

Screenshot 3 (Order Match Found)

Screenshot 4 (Order not Exist)

To store Page View I used SupaBase Opensource DB

-Function to increment page view

-Table to store Page View records

-Result query to fetch all page view records