alan345/level-path

Levelpath frontend take-home task

Task

Implement a list of today's birthdays using Wikipedia's "On this day" API.

Requirements

• Initially there must be a button. Data is fetched and displayed after the button is clicked.
• Entries should be ordered by their year.
• "Loading" message/UI component must be shown while data is being fetched.
• Error modal must be shown when fetching data has failed.

Implementation requirements

• React framework and global state management solution of your choice (Context, Redux, MobX, etc.) must be used.
• Provide some basic styling with custom css or css-in-js solution of your choice.
• You can use whatever React project boilerplate, tools and libraries you like.
• TypeScript is preferred over JavaScript.
• Application parts must have tests, however it's not necessary to have full test coverage, write at least a single one for every type of test. As an example for imaginary Redux project: action creator, reducer, asynchronous functions, UI component render, UI component user interactions are different types of tests.

Submitting

• Please bundle your homework using git bundle create lp-fe-homework.bundle --all
• Attach the bundle file to an email and send as a reply to the initial homework email
• We will then extract it using git clone lp-fe-homework.bundle on our side

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version: 2023-07-31

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npm test

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npm run build

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npm run eject

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api key (For demo only)

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