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Kaia McIntyre

Front End Developer Take Home Challenge

Jan 18, 2022

Solution to the following take home challenge.

The Project

Let's assume that data.json contains API responses we want to present to a Ground Resources Management (GRM) operator. Every day, GRM operators work with data similar to what you'll find in the provided JSON file. The task is to create a dashboard presenting data found within the provided JSON file in a clear and intuitive manner. Please feel free to peruse the Astro UX Design site (https://astrouxds.com/) for ideas or inspiration.

Requirements

The data.json file consists of a list of contacts (satellites) and any alerts associated with them configured in a GRM application. Contacts can have properties such as name, status, state, etc. Any alerts the contact has will have the properties errorId, errorSeverity, etc.

  • For each alert, I need to know the following:
    • Alert message (errorMessage)
    • Contact name (contactName)
    • Contact time (contactBeginTimestamp - contactEndTimestamp)
  • I need to be able to see the details of an alert by clicking on a button called Show Details that utilizes rux-modal to show the contactSatellite and contactDetail values
  • I need the alerts to be sorted by error time with the most recent at the top (errorTime)
  • I need to know which alerts I have already acknowledged so that I don’t process the same alert multiple times by mistake. Also once I’ve dealt with an alert, make it clear it’s not something I need to pay attention to again:
  • Only unacknowledged alerts can be acknowledged
  • Acknowledged alerts cannot be unacknowledged
  • Acknowledged alerts must be visually distinct from unacknowledged alerts
  • I want to be able to view alerts by their severity as well so that I can prioritize acknowledging the more severe alerts first.

Technical Requirements

  • This project can be done in any framework of your choice.
  • This project should make use of the Astro component library.
  • You are free to use any third-party libraries.
  • Please feel free to reach out to ask any questions (jeremy.benson@rocketcom.com).
  • Steps to follow:
    • Fork this repository
    • Work on your solution
    • Create a pull request with @github/rocket-bensonism as the reviewer, if available.
  • Have fun and be as creative as you like!

Timeframe

We would like the take home challenge to be completed within 3 days. If you need more time, please reach out to us. You will not be judged on how quickly you complete the challenge.

Project setup

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build

Lints and fixes files

npm run lint

Customize configuration

See Configuration Reference.

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