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Simple rules of the road: 100% client side – no server-side code/components

The working end result is just HTML, JavaScript and CSS - typically what would normally go in the output or /dist folder after building/”transpiling” a front-end app. No restrictions on framework. Use whatever framework you feel you do your best (React, Angular, Vue, Bootstrap, Semantic, Material, etc), or none at all.

Mechanics

Write a basic front-end application that obtains and displays data from an external API at http://jst.edchavez.com. Note that the API isn’t fully “RESTful” and not all HTTP methods are implemented/documented, etc. (hence only the tasks below):

1. GET: Obtain and list items (Inventory)
2. GET: Obtain and list promotions
3. GET: Obtain and list shipping options
4. POST: Submit an order and display result/response (you can mock it, though see the bonus below)
5. Optional/bonus: Mock a full flow order checkout using all the above, navigable, persistence, etc.

Additional/helpful notes:

No authentication/validations needed – all been disabled. If it’s part of the model, just mock it e.g. “signature”. Do as much or as little as you can/want to showcase your front-end powers so pick the framework where you do your best with JavaScript and CSS. Focus on how youstructure your code, how you make it “readable”/grok-able and ultimately maintainable by your peers. We all want to learn and improve each other in a team!