The Scheduler client application created using Create React App. Express is the basis for the Scheduler API server application.
Both servers run concurrently; requests are proxied from the Webpack development server to the API server.
- Development focuses on a single page application (SPA) called Interview Scheduler, built using React.
- Data is persisted by the API server using a PostgreSQL database. The client application communicates with an API server over HTTP, using the JSON format.
- Jest tests are used through the development of the project.
- Interviews can be booked between Monday and Friday.
- A user can switch between weekdays.
- A user can book an interview in an empty appointment slot.
- Interviews are booked by typing in a student name and clicking on an interviewer from a list of available interviewers.
- A user can cancel an existing interview.
- A user can edit the details of an existing interview.
- The list of days informs the user how many slots are available for each day.
- The expected day updates the number of spots available when an interview is booked or canceled.
- A user is presented with a confirmation when they attempt to cancel an interview.
- A user is shown an error if an interview cannot be saved or deleted.
- A user is shown a status indicator while asynchronous operations are in progress.
- When the user presses the close button of the error they are returned to the Form or Show view (skipping Status and Confirm).
- The application makes API requests to load and persist data. We do not lose data after a browser refresh.
- React
- Webpack, Babel
- Axios
- Storybook, Webpack Dev Server, Jest, Testing Library
Install dependencies with npm install
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npm start
npm test
npm run storybook