Refera FullStack Challenge

The objective of this project is to create an application to manage Refera's maintenance orders

Technology, Architectures and Standards

Here are the technologies used in this project.

• Nodejs
• Mongo Atlas
• Nextjs
• TypeScript
• TDD
• Styled-Components
• SOLID

Services Used

• Github
• MongoDb Atlas

Download & Installation

The project contains two folders, one on the front and one on the back.

To run the back:

$ cd refera-back

$ npm i || yarn add

$ npm dev || yarn dev

To run the back:

$ cd refera-front

$ npm i || yarn add

$ npm dev || yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

- When you access, you will see the Home page <3

Features

The main features of the application are:

• View Registered Orders.
• Register New Order

Production Environment

How would I structure the database for Real Estate?

I would create an entity called entity and another typeEntity, to store the data of both the company and the real estate company. What would distinguish one from the other would be the typeEntity (which would contain the values Real Estate and Company)

To save its contacts, it created two new entities contact and contact type). Contact type would be email, phone, and the contact would contain information related to the type.

Given the case that an entity (company or real estate) may have more than one contact, a new table would appear, which would contain the id of the entity and the contact.

Port resources add in api

• Pagination
• Authentication
• More test coverage (TDD)
• Documentation (with Swagger)

Resources to add on the front

• Authentication
• Filters in the order listing
• Input for order search
• Modal to view order details
• More test coverage (TDD)

What would the front end authentication process look like?

• Integrate with NextAuth && OAuth2.0 for authentication with social networks.

• Generate token on login (JWT).

• Intercept the token in the header of all requests, if already authenticated.

  Authors

  • José Gonçalves