simpcyclassy/backend-developer-test repository overview

⁠How to start the server

# Run this line if it's the first time you try to build
npm i

npm run start:dev

⁠Link to heroku

premierleaguez⁠

⁠Link to documentation

backenddevelopertest⁠

⁠Link to docker build

backend-developer-test⁠

⁠Software Developer Application Test

Create a API that serves the latest scores of fixtures of matches in a “Mock Premier League”

⁠User Types

There should be:

• Admin accounts which are used to
  • signup/login
  • manage teams (add, remove, edit, view)
  • create fixtures (add, remove, edit, view)
  • Generate unique links for fixture
• Users accounts who can
  • signup/login
  • view teams
  • view completed fixtures
  • view pending fixtures
  • robustly search fixtures/teams
• Only the search API should be availble to the public.

⁠Authentication and Session Management

1. Use redis as your session store.
2. Authentication and Authorization for admin and user accounts should be done using Bearer token and JWT.

⁠Tools/Stack

• NodeJs (JavaScript or TypeScript)
• MongoDB
• Redis
• Docker
• POSTMAN
• Jest
• Express

⁠Tests

Unit tests are a must, submissions without tests will be ignored.

⁠Submission

1. Your API endpoints should be documented in POSTMAN.
2. Seed the db with lots of data before final submission.
3. Code should be hosted on a git repository, Github preferably.
4. The API should be hosted on a live server (e.g. https://heroku.com⁠)

⁠Bonus

You'll get bonus points for:

1. containerization using docker.
2. Thorough documentation using POSTMAN.
3. e2e tests and use of Jest for tests.
4. web caching API endpoints using Redis.
5. Implementing rate limiting for user account API access.

⁠Time Duration

7 days

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