You are required to make a full stack application with

• Node and Express for backend RESTful api (70%)
• HTML CSS JS or ReactJS for frontend (30%)

This test is required the score 80/100 to pass

1. Download this job data
2. Create a file named data.json and load data (7%)
3. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies and receive back an array of 20 companies. (7%)
4. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?page=2 and receive an array, the 2nd array of 20 companies(nums 20-40). (7%)
5. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?page=3 and receive an array, the 3rd array of 20 companies(nums 40-60). (7%)
6. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?page=n and receive an array, the nth array of 20 companies. (7%)

7. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?city=Miami and receive back a list of companies that have jobs located in Miami. (7%)
8. As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?city=Miami,New%20York. and receive back a list of companies with jobs in those cities Miami & New York. Hint: AND (7%)
9. As a client app I can make a POST request to add a new company with exact structure as any company in the database. Meaning it have to have all the keys-value. (7%)
10. As a client app I can make a PUT request to http://localhost:5000/companies/:id and add a property enterprise, which is true, to the company that match given id. (7%)
11. As a client app I can make a DELETE request to http://localhost:5000/companies/:id delete a company by id. (7%)

• As a user I could see a landing page with navigation header (5%)
• As a user I could see a list of companies with some info (5%)
• As a user I could paginate through pages with pagination UI (5%)
• As a user I could click into an item and see more detail of that item (5%)
• As a user I could login as admin with this info username=admin, password=admin. Hint: This is just a frontend login to add the accesstoken=123 to request header. No back-end call. (5%)
• As an admin I could delete a company in the actual database via some UI. (5%)

12. Rocket (BE): All get route must have a queryValidation middleware which only allow page, city, company, rating, sort, and order. Which will throw an exeception message "Query xxx is not allow" (10%)
13. Rocket (BE): All POST, PUT, DELETE route must have isAuthenticated protection which only allow request with req.headers.accesstoken === "123" (10%)
14. Rocket (BE): As a client app I can make a GET request to http://localhost:5000/companies?sortBy=ratings&order=asc/desc and receive back an array of 20 companies sorted by average ratings* ascending/descending order by default. (10%) *Hint: A company rating is the average score from these criteria workLifeBalanceRatings,payAndBenefits,jobsSecurityAndAdvancement,management,culture
15. Super Rocket (Full-stack): As a user I could save a list of favorite company in another .json file and able to request for its data via some UI (20%)