Mindful Chef Code Challenge

This repository contains the solution to the Mindful Chef Code Challenge completed by Kyle Welsby. The challenge involved building a warehouse robot controller.

⚡️ System Dependencies

Before using the warehouse robot controller, make sure you have the following dependencies installed on your system:

• Deno: The runtime environment required to build and run the tool.
• (alternative) Ruby: The alternative runtime environment to run the tool.

At the time of writing the latest stable version of Deno is 1.34.1, or Ruby 3.3.0

🚀 Getting Started

Follow the steps below to get started with the warehouse robot controller:

1. Clone this repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/kylewelsby/mindful-chef-code-challenge.git

2. Install Deno by visiting the Deno installation guide and following the instructions provided.

3. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the project directory:

   cd mindful-chef-challenge

4. Run the following command to execute the robot controller, replacing with the desired sequence of commands:

   This command uses Deno

   deno run mod.ts <commands>

   This command uses Ruby

   bundle exec ruby robot_cli.rb <commands>

   N.B. you may need to run bundle install as Bunlder is managing dependencies for Ruby before running the Ruby command

   Option	Description	Default
   <commands>	Nvigate the robot using compas directions - N = North - S = South - E = East - W = West
   --start=<n>,<n>	(optional): Sepecify the starting position of the robot	0,0

   For example, to navigate the robot to grid position [4,4], use the following command: <commands>.

   deno run mod.ts 'N,E,N,E,N,E,N,E'

   bundle exec ruby robot_cli.rb 'N,E,N,E,N,E,N,E' --start=4,4

5. The result will be the final position of the robot within the warehouse grid.

🧪 Testing

To ensure the correctness of the tool, unit tests are provided. Follow the instructions below to run the tests:

deno test -A

bundle exec rake test

🚨 Linting

The warehouse robot controller adheres to coding standards and best practices. To run the linter and formatter on the codebase, execute the following commands:

• Format the code using Deno's built-in formatter:

  deno fmt

• Run the Deno linter to check for potential issues and enforce coding standards:

  deno lint

• Run the Ruby typechecker to check for potential issues and enforce coding standards:

  bundle exec srb tc

The linter checks your code for potential issues, enforces best practices, and alerts you to any deviations from the recommended coding standards.

🎓 License

MIT: https://kylewelsby.mit-license.org