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Fullstack Test on Node.js and React.js

This repository contains two folders:

1. nodejs

cd node-js

Test

npm run dev-test
Question 1

As a NodeJS developer in your company, you are tasked with creating a queuing system that processes items asynchronously. This module/package will be used for processing distributed notifications in your company.

Create a module queue.js and implement the following functionalities:

  • Export a class AsyncQueue as the default export of the module, inheriting from the EventEmitter class.
  • The class should have the following methods:
    • enqueue: Accepts an item and adds it to the end of the queue. Emits an enqueued event with the item as the payload.
    • peek: Returns the item at the head of the queue without removing it.
    • print: Returns the items in the queue as an array.
    • getCurrentInterval: Returns the current interval for dequeuing items, initially set to 250ms.
    • start: Starts dequeuing items at the specified interval. Emits a dequeued event with the dequeued item as the payload.
    • pause: Pauses the dequeuing process.
  • If the queue is empty when the timer expires (default: every 250ms), nothing should be dequeued or emitted, and the instance should keep listening for new items.
  • The class should listen for the interval event. The data passed is a positive number indicating the new interval value, which should update immediately.
Test Requirements
  • Export the class AsyncQueue as the default export of the module.
  • Ensure that items passed to the enqueue method are valid (Number, String, Object only).
  • The default interval for dequeuing items is set to 250ms initially.
  • Test cases should handle emitting the interval event with only positive numbers, so no validation on numbers is required.

2. react

cd react

Test

npm run dev-test
Question 2

The component must have the following functionalities:

  • The input should initially be empty. The user can type a date in the format d-mmmm-yyyy (e.g., 5-January-2000).
  • Clicking the 'Search' button should make an API GET call to https://jsonmock.hackerrank.com/api/stocks?date={input} using the fetch function. {input} is the date entered into the text box.
  • The response will contain a data field with stock data: 
    "data": [
    {
        "date": "5-January-2000",
        "open": 5265.09,
        "high": 5464.35,
        "low": 5184.48,
        "close": 5357
    }
]
    Retrieve the open, close, high, and low values and render them in the specified format.
  • Display the data inside <ul data-testid="stock-data"></ul> with the following list elements:
    • <li>Open: {open}</li>
    • <li>Close: {close}</li>
    • <li>High: {high}</li>
    • <li>Low: {low}</li>
  • The <ul data-testid="stock-data"></ul> element is rendered only when data is fetched. Initially, it is not rendered.
  • If the API returns no stock data, render <div data-testid="no-result">No Results Found</div> instead of the <ul> element. This div should not be rendered initially.
Required Data-testid Attributes
  • Input field: data-testid="app-input"
  • Search button: data-testid="submit-button"
  • <ul> element: data-testid="stock-data"
  • 'No Results Found' div: data-testid="no-result"