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Coding Challenge

We want you to create a simple app that lists some users in a table, and click each user to display some additional information about that given user. How much additional information you want to display for a given user, is up to you. We have provided you with a simple backend and a boilerplate React app, that should contain everything for you to get started. The list must contain the:

  • users name
  • username
  • email
  • phone number
  • company

Using the API

The API runs on a simple express backend, and runs on localhost port 3000, and has two endpoints

  • /api/users Returns a JSON collection with 10 users
  • /api/user/USER_ID Returns a specific user. USER_ID represents the id of the single user you want to fetch

Restrictions

  • You may not use a CSS framework such as Bootstrap

Requirements

  • You must use React
  • The app and table must be responsive, with a “mobile-first” approach in mind.
  • You must use appropriate YouSee colors. You can find colors by inspecting any page under the https://yousee.dk/ domain.
  • The users must be fetched asynchronously using JavaScript.
  • Unfortunately the backend is sometimes rather slow. So you must display a loading indicator while you're loading the data.
  • You must deliver the app in a git repository. You decide if you want to use GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab or whatever.

Starting the application

  • Unzip the project
  • Open your terminal and navigate to the folder where you extracted the project to
  • Run npm install to install some dependencies
  • Open the project in your text editor * Start the backend by running npm start backend and then start the frontend by running npm start frontend in another window
  • Start the backend by running node backend.js and then start the frontend by running npm start in another window

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