Browse publicly accessbile photos. Optionally filter by tag or text search. Popular photos display their view count as a badge in the top right corner.

You must have yarn or docker-compose installed.

Copy .env.example to .env and replace the Flickr API credentials with your own.

Pull the project dependencies by running yarn.

To run the app in development mode, run yarn start.

To run the app in production mode, run yarn build ; docker-compose up -d, by default http://localhost:1337 will render the site. If you would like to change the port, you can do so in docker-compose.yml.

If I was to run this in a production environment, I would make use of nginx-proxy and set a VIRTUAL_HOST environment on the container to whatever domain I would like to use.

To showcase how I would approach building a SPA. The app makes use of the following technology:

• React
• React Router
• Redux
• Axios
• Docker
• LibSass
• Gulp

I have considered the following ideas in the design:

• Responsive Layout
• Lazy loading images

Future considerations could include:

• Infinite scrolling, or possibly using a queuing system (such as RabbitMQ) to retrieve updates to the feed
• Caching results returned from the API
• Introducing react-router-redux to manage route state persistance