Author

Eduard Fidiles ([email protected])

Version number: 3858c958380fff9417bbc8d0c36472c6c4b4c34c

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Running locally

TL;DR

Assuming that you are in a terminal window in the project's directory:

• Run the app: npm i && npm start and open http://localhost:3000
• Run the tests: npm i && npm test

The code coverage is displayed after the output of the tests.

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Requirements

• node.js and npm must be installed (link)
• from the command line,
  • navigate to the directory with the test
  • and type: npm install

Running the application

Assuming that you are in a terminal window in the project's directory:

• type: npm start
• you should get a new tab opened in your browser with the app. If it doesn't,
  • open http://localhost:3000 in your browser

Running the tests

Assuming that you are in a terminal window in the project's directory:

• type: npm test
• you should see the tests in your terminal and at the end the coverage report

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Running from cloud

The test can also be checked online in CodeSandbox (cloud editor):

This is the link: https://codesandbox.io/s/r7p70pz9wm

Disadvantage: The code coverage cannot be seen

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