Let's say you have an empty web page open in your web browser. The width and height of your web browser window can vary.
Calculate the biggest square you can fit on the page (position, edge length). Then calculate the next biggest square you can fit without overlapping any other squares that are already on the page. Keep doing this until there is no room left on the page and you have calculated all the squares you can fit on it.
- This project was made for a Turtl Backend Engineering Challenge.
- Node.js development environment
- Typescript language
- Jest testing framework
- Joi for input validation
- Make sure you have Node.js v.16 and npm package manager installed.
- Install the dependencies:
npm i
After setup, start the service with the npm run start command.
Change the width and height property in the ./src/index.ts file to see the different output.
Nothing is perfect in life, neither is Turtl Square. This is an uncompleted list of improvements that could be done:
- CLI tool for better user experience
- edge case test scenarios
- containerize the service
MIT