• This is a coding asssessment for prospective supahands engineers
• Please create a new file for the solution, DO NOT modify the seed.py file
• The seed file MUST NOT be modified, it is expected to generate a list of random timestamps to be used in the test

• Make a FORK, and then create a PR for the FORK from the FORK when you are ready for answer submission!
• Place your solutions files in the same directory as the seed.py file
• You can solve the problem using either python, javascript, or ruby
• Use the LATEST PRODUCTION versions of the language
• Notify [email protected] upon PR request with link to PR
• Solutions that did not follow the submission instructions WILL NOT be considered
• For guidance on the PR workflow, please read the Hints section

• HOW TO PR workflow, please read this guide to PR properly
• We WILL NOT be processing submissions that do not match the output format as stipulated in Outputs
• You are ENCOURAGED to re-attempt the assessment in the event that you do not do well enough in the first attempt

• Given a list of time stamps that is generated by the provided seed.py, where the timestamps represent login time
• Length is defined as the number of days of consecutive logins, NOT the number of consecutive logins
• Output a table with time stamps sorted by consecutive logins, sorted by descending length
• For example, if given the following timestamps
  • ['2021-03-13 15:13:05', '2021-03-13 23:13:05', '2021-03-16 15:13:05', '2021-03-16 23:13:05', '2021-03-17 07:13:05', '2021-03-17 15:13:05', '2021-03-17 23:13:05', '2021-03-18 07:13:05', '2021-03-18 15:13:05']
• Since the longest period of consecutive logins occur from 2021-03-16 to 2021-03-18, the answer would be

• The problem stems from needing to award badges for consecutive logins in order to reward good behavior as demonstrated by a Supahands labeler

• You are provided wit a solution and test placeholder file, change the extension to reflect the language of the script you are using
• Your solution should be inside the solution file, and your test should be inside the test file
• Call the seed.py from the your script in order to generate a data pipeline for the processing code
• Create a separate unit test for your script file to test the various scenarios presented in your script
• DO NOT edit or amend the seed.py file
• Include a separate readme in the form of a README.txt if additional instructions are required to get your solution running
• Your solution should follow best practices such as DRY, KISS, YAGNI, SOLID etc.
• IMPORTANT Your solution should consists of a solution file, a unit test file and a README.txt if necessary
• Your solution will be rated for cyclomatic complexity, code maintainability, adherence to best practices, elegance of solution, defensibility and performance
• Solutions that do not follow the submission instructions WILL NOT be considered

• Submitted code will be assessed based on the following criteria
  • Cyclomatic complexity
  • Maintainability index
  • Best practices
  • Elegance of solution
  • Defensibility of code
  • Optimization

Our test script expects a stdout of the following format