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AGAP2 Assignment

Power Puff Girls series details

To install, test and run project, run the following commands

  • npm install
  • npm run dev

This project use API's from TV Maze

Problem Statement:

We would like to see a small web app with two pages (routes): a details page for the TV show "Powerpuff Girls", and an episode detail page with information about specific episodes.

Page 1:

The TV show page should at least display the following information (you're free to add more)

  • Show title
  • Show Description
  • Show cover image
  • Episode list. Every episode in the list should link to a details page for that specific episode

Page 2:

The episode detail page should contain at least: • Episode-title • Episode Summary • Episode cover image

API: http://www.tvmaze.com/api

Requirements:

  • Setup two routes in your app, one for TV shows and one for episodes.
  • Retrieve data from TV Maze REST API.
  • Use of typescript.
  • Use React to render UI components.
  • Use "Create React App" to bootstrap your project.
  • Use of react-hooks.
  • Do not leave any unused dependencies or scripts
  • Setup state management - redux - and data flow.
  • Style your components with css-in-js, make sure that the end result is responsive and has at least one breakpoint.
  • All code should be checked-in into a Git repository.
  • Documentation is optional but appreciated, the same goes for comments in your code.

Nice to have:

If you feel you have time to express yourself more here's the list of few points to guide you:

  • Add unit and snapshot tests.
  • URL where the app can be viewed and seen working (use any platform of your preference: heroku.com, aws.amazon.com, etc)

Evaluation points:

  • use of community best practices
  • use of clean code which is self-documenting
  • use of domain driven design
  • tests for business logic
  • clean and extendable project structure, usage of best practices
  • use of css-in-js
  • use of design frameworks
  • use of code quality checkers such as linters and build tools
  • use of git with appropriate commit messages
  • documentation: README and inline code comment

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