Demo page: http://punov.com/scorecards/
To run solution locally, just use the following instruction:
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Install Node.js
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Run the following commands from command line:
- npm install
- bower install
- gulp
The last command will start the 'watch' thread, so you can edit the code and track changes realtime on your local machine: http://localhost:3000/
Current environment is 'dev', it means that I've prepared build configuration with script injection, scss compilation and style check, but without minification and concatenation. This steps are pretty obvious so I missed them for convenience of browser debugging.
To configure your local environment, you can edit file:
gulp/config.js
To mock the only request, I used ngMockE2E library, with help of $httpBackend. Main configuration is in root file: app.js, and you can find and change mock data in scores-module/constants/score-data-constant.js
The main approach for updating data is the easiest one: $interval service, with 10-seconds updates. We could also use Firebase or Angular Websocket libraries, but with appropriate backend environment, I decided not to overengineer it in our simple mock example.
I always like to add jshint+jscs libraries as a build steps. This components allow you to check yourself and check your teammates automatically, getting the beautiful and consistent code in result.
You can run unit tests for score-module with command:
karma start karma.conf.js
Currently we have 29 successful tests for different parts of module:
