Create file .env and set variables

$ cp .env.example .env

$ docker-compose up

$ yarn

$ yarn migrate

$ yarn seed:run 

# development
$ yarn start

# production mode
$ yarn start:prod

The following document includes instructions for a development task we use to measure your skill level.

What we're looking for:

• The instructions are vague - there is no "right" solution.
• Keep it simple! This test is designed to take you no more than a few hours to complete.
• Ask questions. Good communication is the key to our team. You should be able to complete this task without help, but if you have questions about expectations - ask.

1. Create a new Node.js project and push it into a git repo.
2. Create a MySQL database.
3. Create a Node.js script that will fetch data from a REST API and store it in the database you created
4. Create a Node.js script that will fetch data from a website using puppeteer and store it in the database.
5. Create a simple Frontend UI to display the stored data.

Create a new repository on any git hosting platform of your choice.

Feel free to use whatever structure you think fits the tasks. You can use docker-compose or some free online MySQL hosting solution:

• https://www.freemysqlhosting.net
• https://www.db4free.net
• https://www.freesqldatabase.com/freemysqldatabase

Create a simple script that will fetch data from an API and store it in the database you created.

1. Use https://reqres.in/ for the API.
2. Fetch the list of users from that API (both pages).
3. Store the fetched data in the database.

Create a simple script that uses a puppeteer to fetch data from https://develop.pub.afflu.net.

1. Log into account using these credentials:
   Login: [email protected]
   Password: ******
2. Navigate to https://develop.pub.afflu.net/list?type=dates
3. Change the date range to April 1st, 2020; April 30th, 2019
4. Fetch the whole "DATES" table at the bottom of the page (all pages).
5. Store data from the table in the database.

1. Create a simple Express.js Web server.
2. Create one page (HTML JS) that will be available via Express server at https://localhost:8080
3. That page should make an async request to the Express/Koa server to fetch all of the data you collected in the steps above.
4. Output everything that you fetched to the page.