Integrates D3 and React seamlessly using declarative JSX elements instead of D3 to manipulate the DOM

• npm install
• npm start

Run unit tests:

• npm run test
• npm run coverage

• React
• D3
• Redux

• Checkboxes to toggle Sidebar features (saved in State)
• Creation of those features
• Reselect for memoized computed data
• Table that displays actual data

• There are some development issues around react-router. Read more here.
• Nodemon does not offer hot reloading on successful Webpack build, so a slightly hacky work around was used that utilizes Web Sockets and setTimeout on Nodemon restart.
• Isomorphic-fetch is no longer actively maintained, and has not received a commit in a year. Despite this, it still receives 150k downloads a day. Fetch Ponyfill may be a good replacement, but it's hard to tell.

• Hot reloading with Webapp Dev server - watches port 4000, but only uses a copy of the template - use for dev for anything where you don't need to pass data between the client and the server.
• Hot reloading with Nodemon - watches port 3000 and uses true template - i.e. if you want to pass data between the server and the client, use this, although you must reload the page (Cmd + r) for every change.
• Adheres to Re-ducks methodology for creating massively scalable apps
• Implements an Express API that can grab data from a database using Isomorphic-Fetch
• Integrates D3 and React seamlessly using declarative JSX elements instead of D3 to manipulate the DOM
• Specific SASS files are only loaded on pages where they are absolutely needed, alleviating style bloat
• Action Creators utilize Redux-Thunks for asynchronous actions
• Post requests handled with Body-Parser
• Babel transpiles ES6 (ES2015) as well as JSX to Vanilla Javascript, so ES6 import statements will work inside of your Node files
• Unit Testing and Coverage Reports use JEST, which exceeds the capabilities and performance of Mocha, Chai, and other testing libraries
• Deep Linking to Chart Type (D3 or SVG) as well as data query (e.g 5% cap between 2000-2005).

• Operations - We want to separate the thunks from the action creators, even with the cost of writing extra code. So we define an operation as a wrapper over actions. If the operation only dispatches a single action — doesn’t actually use redux-thunk — we forward the action creator function. If the operation uses a thunk, it can dispatch many actions and chain them with promises. Operations are part of the public interface of the duck. Actions are encapsulated, operations are exposed. Read more

The sidebar allows you to choose which trends you'd like to see on the chart for a given time range

Data corresponding to the selected trend and time range will fill the table below the chart

Currently, the current trends are available for the data:

• Balance
• Capped Balance
• Balance with Fees
• Capped Balance with Fees
• Return
• Capped Return
• Return vs Capped Return