docker-compose up For the first time use --build to build the containers.

Run model migrations :

docker-compose exec api bash -c "./node_modules/.bin/sequelize db:migrate"

Run model seed data:

docker-compose exec api bash -c "./node_modules/.bin/sequelize db:seed:all"

• db (mysql).
• client (ReactJS) port 3000
• api (ExpressJS) port 9000

ExpressJS app:

GET http:https://localhost:9000/tasks List all Tasks.

GET http:https://localhost:9000/tasks/:id Task by id.

PUT http:https://localhost:9000/tasks/:id {status: 'completed|failed'} on pending status.

ReactJS app: a simple app without using redux.

List:

http:https://localhost:3000 List all Tasks, simple table with dynamic sorting options for ASC & DESC ordering and searching.

To sort the table: click on the table head it will dynamicly sort based on the head value and on the api sorting response <th>

Detail:

http:https://localhost:3000/tasks/:id Task by id (updating status only on pending status), instant view update without refreshing.

A simple detail view with google maps and a mark to fromLocation and on pending status there will be a simple form using formik to update PUT the api /tasks/:id with "completed|failed" status.

Packages used for test:

Travis Continuous Integration for both front and back:

Code Coverage mainly for the backend code:

1. mocha The JavaScript test framework.
2. chai chai expect.
3. supertest Super-agent driven library for testing node.js HTTP servers using a fluent API.
4. jest For React.