To setup this project, you'll need the following installed on your system:

1. node
2. npm

To install this project, run the following commands:

git clone [email protected]:jmcriffey/interview.git
cd interview
npm install

To run the server, run the following command in the interview directory:

npm start

To make sure your project passes code quality standards, run the following command in the interview directory:

npm test

Once installed, run the test server and go to http://127.0.0.1:8080/ to make sure you see 'Hello World!' inside the green div.

• Feel free to edit or add any files as needed
• Do not use any other JS library/framework other than jQuery v2.0.3
• Add any HTML to: index.html
• Add all grid code to: static/ambition/js/CompetitorGrid.js
• Add all grid tests to: static/ambition/js/test/CompetitorGrid.js
• Add all CSS to: static/ambition/resources/css/ambition-all.css
• If you use a CSS preprocessor, make sure it compiles to: static/ambition/css/ambition-all.css
• The design image to implement: table-design.png
• If you need to run the server on a port other than 8080, change the port variable in server.js
• http://127.0.0.1:8080/ will serve index.html
• http://127.0.0.1:8080/index.html will serve index.html
• http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/competitor/ will serve JSON from the competitor database
• The competitor API can be queried for:
  • firstName
  • lastName
  • user.email
  • teamName
  • score

• Make an ajax call to the competitor API with the following parameters:
  • firstName=Steve
• The API returns an object with a 'meta' and 'objects' key. Both will be needed.
• Edit index.html to display the results in a grid-like container
• Style the container to reflect the design
  • Use Helvetica for all fonts
  • The showing text at the bottom needs to reflect the number of competitors being shown and the total
    • This can be figured out with the 'count' and 'total' values in the meta object returned by the api
  • Center the container in the middle of the page
• Use onclick handlers for column headers to allow local sorting on each column
  • The name column should be sorted on the 'lastName' parameter
• Write some useful tests using Jasmine
  • The test file is at: test file
• Make sure your code passes the test suite and linting by running the 'npm test' command.