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• Ruby 2.2.2
• Rails 4.2.2

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Note: This task should take no longer than 1-2 hours at the most to complete.

• Please note that this will require basic Ruby on Rails, Agular and RSpec knowledge.

• You will need to have Ruby on Rails and Agular installed to complete this task.

• Fork this repository
• Create a source directory.
• In the source directory, scaffold a simple Rails 4 web app that models a user and credit card charge. JSON data structure below:

  {
    "id": 56165,
    "created": 1389618241,
    "paid": true,
    "amount": 4900,
    "currency": "usd",
    "refunded": false,
    "customer_id": 123,
    "disputed" : false
  }

*Note: Amount is in USD, cents*

• Also scaffold a user object which has a first, last name, and email.

The charge object has a customer property, this property is the customer id from the customer model.

Customer 1: 
  First Name: Billy 
  Last Name: Ocean
  Email: [email protected]
  Password: test1234

Customer 2: 
  First Name: Chris
  Last Name: Hughes
  Email: [email protected]
  Password: test1234

Customer 3: 
  First Name: Billy 
  Last Name: Walsh
  Email: [email protected]
  Password: test1234

Customer 4: 
  First Name: Ryan
  Last Name: Smith
  Email: [email protected]
  Password: test1234

10 Should be successful transactions:
  - 5 Should be linked to Customer 1
  - 3 Should be linked to Customer 2
  - 1 Should be linked to Customer 3
  - 1 Should be linked to Customer 4

5 Should be transactions that failed:
  - 3 Should be linked to Customer 3
  - 2 Should be linked to Customer 4

5 should be disputed:
  - 3 should be linked to Customer 1
  - 2 should be linked to customer 2

Customers may view only their own transaction, except for Customer #1, who should be able to view all transactions from any user. All users must have a valid email address. Please pay attention to security, authorization and access.

Do not use default Rails routes or controllers.

On the view that shows all charges (most likely the GET /charges route), create three lists with H1 headers.

• List 1 -

  • Header: Failed Charges
  • In this list set the background color of the rows to #FF0000 and list the Customers full name, the charge amount and the date that the charge failed for each failed charge.

• List 2 -

  • Header: Disputed Charges
  • In this list set the background color of the rows to ##FF5400 and list the Customers full name, sorted in reverse alphabetical order (from last name), the charge amount and the date that the charge was disputed for each disputed charge.

• List 3 -

  • Header: Successful Charges
  • In this list simply display all the charges that were successful.

Create the following RSpec tests:

1. Verify that there are three lists on the screen. One for successful charges, one for failed charges and one for the disputed charges.
2. Verify that in the Successful charges list there are 10 line items. Verify that in the failed charges list there are 5 failed charges. Verify that in the disputed charges list there are failed charges.

1. Commit and Push your code to your new repository
2. Send us a pull request, we will review your code and get back to you

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