* 27.12.2018 - Initial commit with introduction and directory layout sections
This file contains most basic project documentation and structure. It also lists some of the features, and instructions on how to run it locally.
The project uses javascript on both client and server. Sever-side is made with node.js, and client is a single-page react application.
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├── /app/ # The source code of the application
│ ├── /common/ # Utilities that are accessed troughout application
│ ├── /components/ # Reusable react components that have no connection to the state and get all their data via props
│ ├── /containers/ # Mostly full pages that are connected to the global store
│ ├── /sass/ # Application styles
│ ├── /validation/ # Scripts that are used to create validation rules and validate properties
│ ├── /app.js # Root of the application
│ ├── /index.html # Static html file that is returned from the server on every route
│ ├── /reducers.js # All application reducers
│ ├── /sagas.js # All application sagas
│ └── /store.js # Main application store
├── /build/ # The folder for compiled output. This folder is not source controled
├── /webpack/ # Webpack configuration files
├── /node_modules/ # 3rd-party libraries and utilities
├── /public/ # Static files which are copied into the /build/ folder
├── /server/ # Everything related to our simple express.js server
├── .gitignore # Gitignore file
├── package.lock.json # Fixed versions of all the dependencies
├── package.json # The list of 3rd party libraries and utilities. Npm scripts are also here
└── README.md # A readme fileFirst clone the repository, then in the terminal run:
> npm ciThis will install all the dependencies. Then after that run:
> npm startThis will start the server in development mode. You will be able to access the application on localhost:8080. The application was tested in latest desktop and android chrome web browsers.
- Responsive login page with client-side validation and jwt authentication
- Responsive job order overview page
- Can filter job orders on description, received date, due date, job test result and job test status
- Buttons that allow quick filtering orders with commonly used dates
- Can sort the results on all properties both in ascending and descending order
- See job tests results for each order at a glance
- Each filter, page and ordering change is stored in the url so that the user can share or bookmark a link to each state. This also allowes the user to navigate between the states using back and forward buttons
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