holmberd · March 20, 2023 17:39 · Mar 20, 2023 · Mar 16, 2023 · Mar 16, 2023 · Mar 16, 2023
diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ There are two exercises in this document that are expected to be completed.
 
 The source-code for each exercise should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessible to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaining the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
 
-For each exercise you are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like, but a combination of Javascript/Typescript/React is preferred for the first exercise, and Nodejs?PHP for the second.
+For each exercise you are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like, but a combination of Javascript/Typescript/React is preferred for the first exercise, and Nodejs/PHP for the second.
 
 Please do your best to write production-quality code.
 

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -1,9 +1,11 @@
-# Excercies
-There are two excercies in this document that are expected to be completed.
+# Exercises
+There are two exercises in this document that are expected to be completed.
 
-The source-code for each assignment should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaning the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
+The source-code for each exercise should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessible to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaining the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
 
-For each excercise you are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like. Please do your best to write production-quality code.
+For each exercise you are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like, but a combination of Javascript/Typescript/React is preferred for the first exercise, and Nodejs?PHP for the second.
+
+Please do your best to write production-quality code.
 
 Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: **[email protected]**
 
@@ -38,7 +40,7 @@ Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a `log_data.json`
 ```
 
 ## Haiku API
-Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
+Build a command-line application that retrieves Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
 
 **API Endpoint**: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza
 
@@ -50,4 +52,6 @@ Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified
   - message
   - response-code
   - response-time (in milliseconds)
-- On error prints an error message and exists with error code 1.
+- On error prints an error message and exits with error code 1.
+
+
diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
-# Take home Assignments
+# Excercies
 There are two excercies in this document that are expected to be completed.
 
 The source-code for each assignment should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaning the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
 
+For each excercise you are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like. Please do your best to write production-quality code.
+
 Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: **[email protected]**
 
 ## Log Viewer
 Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a `log_data.json` file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. Please add a usable header to the table and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data. A user should be able to interact with the table headers to sort rows by its column.
 
-You are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like and please do your best to write production-quality code.
-
 `log_data.json`:
 ```
 {

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 # Take home Assignments
-There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirements for an assignment needs to be fullfilled for it the be considered completed.
+There are two excercies in this document that are expected to be completed.
 
 The source-code for each assignment should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaning the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
 
-Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: insert@email.ere
+Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: **insert@email.here**
 
 ## Log Viewer
-Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a log_data.json file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. Please add a usable header to the table, and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data. A user should be able to interact with the table headers to change the sort order of the rows a column.
+Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a `log_data.json` file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. Please add a usable header to the table and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data. A user should be able to interact with the table headers to sort rows by its column.
 
-You are free to use whatever libraries you like as long as they align with the requirements. Please do your best to write production-quality code.
+You are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like and please do your best to write production-quality code.
 
-Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
+`log_data.json`:
 ```
 {
   "success": true,
@@ -37,33 +37,17 @@ Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
 }
 ```
 
-### Requirements
-
-#### Application
-- The application should be written in React + Typescript.
-- The application should consume the json data in the log_data.json file.
-- The application should display a table where each row represents an entry in the log_data.json file.
-- The application should contain content that explains the purpose of the page, data and table functionality.
-- The application should display an error if the table fails to load, e.g. missing or corrupt log_data.json file.
-
-
-#### User
-- A user should be able to interact with the whole table on a small screen.
-- A user should be able to interact with the whole table on a large screen.
-- A user should be able to order table columns by interaction with the table headers.
-- A user should be able to order table columns by descending order where it makes sense.
-- A user should be able to order table columns by ascending order where it makes sense.
-
 ## Haiku API
 Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
 
 **API Endpoint**: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza
 
-### Requirements
-- Should accept a list of keywords as an argument.
-- Should fetch the Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and print them in order.
+### Input
+- A list of keywords as arguments.
+
+### Output
 - On success prints messages as an JSON array with the following data structure:
   - message
   - response-code
   - response-time (in milliseconds)
-- On error prints the error message and exists with error code 1.
+- On error prints an error message and exists with error code 1.
diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -10,12 +10,6 @@ Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a log_data.json fi
 
 You are free to use whatever libraries you like as long as they align with the requirements. Please do your best to write production-quality code.
 
-Using the provided index.html as a skeleton, create a single page JavaScript application that will consume the data in the global LOG_DATA object, and populate the table with the log data.
-Please add a usable header to the table, and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data.
-You are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like.
-Bonus points for usability, styling and table sorting features.
-Please do your best to write production-quality code.
-
 Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
 ```
 {

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -6,7 +6,15 @@ The source-code for each assignment should live in a separate repository, Github
 Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: [email protected]
 
 ## Log Viewer
-Build and application that consumes data from a log_data.json file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. A user may interact with the data by interacting with the headers to change the column order.
+Build a single JavaScript application that consumes data from a log_data.json file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. Please add a usable header to the table, and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data. A user should be able to interact with the table headers to change the sort order of the rows a column.
+
+You are free to use whatever libraries you like as long as they align with the requirements. Please do your best to write production-quality code.
+
+Using the provided index.html as a skeleton, create a single page JavaScript application that will consume the data in the global LOG_DATA object, and populate the table with the log data.
+Please add a usable header to the table, and some additional content to the page to explain the purpose of the page and the data.
+You are free to use whatever libraries and technologies you like.
+Bonus points for usability, styling and table sorting features.
+Please do your best to write production-quality code.
 
 Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
 ```

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 # Take home Assignments
-There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirements for an assignment needs to be fullfilled.
+There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirements for an assignment needs to be fullfilled for it the be considered completed.
+
+The source-code for each assignment should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment. Each repository should contain a README file explaning the purpose of the repository and how to run it locally.
 
-Each assignment source-code should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment.
 Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: [email protected]
 
 ## Log Viewer

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Take home Assignments
-There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirments for an assignment needs to be fullfilled.
+There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirements for an assignment needs to be fullfilled.
 
 Each assignment source-code should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment.
-Once completed can send links to both of the repositories to: [email protected]
+Once completed, links to both of the repositories should be sent to: [email protected]
 
 ## Log Viewer
 Build and application that consumes data from a log_data.json file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. A user may interact with the data by interacting with the headers to change the column order.

diff --git a/assignments.md b/assignments.md
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
 ## Haiku API
 Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
 
-**API Endpoint**: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza1
+**API Endpoint**: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza
 
 ### Requirements
 - Should accept a list of keywords as an argument.

diff --git a/gistfile1.txt → assignments.md b/gistfile1.txt → assignments.md
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
 ## Haiku API
 Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
 
-API Endpoint: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza1
+**API Endpoint**: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza1
 
 ### Requirements
 - Should accept a list of keywords as an argument.

diff --git a/gistfile1.txt b/gistfile1.txt
@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+# Take home Assignments
+There are two assignments in this document that are expected to be completed. All of the requirments for an assignment needs to be fullfilled.
+
+Each assignment source-code should live in a separate repository, Github or GitLab, and should be accessibly to the reviewer of the assignment.
+Once completed can send links to both of the repositories to: [email protected]
+
+## Log Viewer
+Build and application that consumes data from a log_data.json file and renders it as an HTML table on the page. A user may interact with the data by interacting with the headers to change the column order.
+
+Log from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oregon_Trail_(1971_video_game)
+```
+{
+  "success": true,
+  "logs": [
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T19:15:05", "type": "ERROR", "name": "Death", "message": "Nicole has died of dysentry", "source": "com.devcpu.oregontrail.uhoh" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T19:14:05", "type": "WARN", "name": "Injury", "message": "Mary has a broken arm", "source": "com.devcpu.oregontrail.whoops" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T19:12:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Birth", "message": "Janet gave birth to twins", "source": "com.devcpu.oregontrail.uhoh" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T19:11:05", "type": "WARN", "name": "Broke down", "message": "Your wagon has broken a wheel", "source": "com.devcpu.oregontrail.wheeeeeel" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T12:10:05", "type": "ERROR", "name": "Death", "message": "6 of your oxen have perished overnight!", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.oxentoxin" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T10:09:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Crossing", "message": "You are faced with crossing a large river.", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.gumboots.betterHavePacked" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Traveller", "message": "Judas has joined your group", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.start" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Traveller", "message": "Jesus has joined your group", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.start" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Traveller", "message": "Sarah has joined your group", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.start" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Traveller", "message": "Nicole has joined your group", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.start" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack 5 chickens", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.packinTime" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack a knife", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.packinTime" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack an axe", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.packinTime" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack 20 cast iron pans", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.packinTime" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack bullets", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.poorBuffalo" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack a rifle", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.poorBuffalo" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "PackedItem", "message": "You have decided to pack 10 oxen", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.packinTime" },
+    { "datetime": "2013-10-15T09:05:05", "type": "INFO", "name": "Start", "message": "You have started your journey", "source": "com.devcpu.oregantrail.start" }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+### Requirements
+
+#### Application
+- The application should be written in React + Typescript.
+- The application should consume the json data in the log_data.json file.
+- The application should display a table where each row represents an entry in the log_data.json file.
+- The application should contain content that explains the purpose of the page, data and table functionality.
+- The application should display an error if the table fails to load, e.g. missing or corrupt log_data.json file.
+
+
+#### User
+- A user should be able to interact with the whole table on a small screen.
+- A user should be able to interact with the whole table on a large screen.
+- A user should be able to order table columns by interaction with the table headers.
+- A user should be able to order table columns by descending order where it makes sense.
+- A user should be able to order table columns by ascending order where it makes sense.
+
+## Haiku API
+Build a command-line application that retrives Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and prints them in order.
+
+API Endpoint: https://haiku.kremer.dev/?keyword=stanza1
+
+### Requirements
+- Should accept a list of keywords as an argument.
+- Should fetch the Haiku messages from the specified endpoint and print them in order.
+- On success prints messages as an JSON array with the following data structure:
+  - message
+  - response-code
+  - response-time (in milliseconds)
+- On error prints the error message and exists with error code 1.