Welcome to the Chillibean Tech test.
Recommended Ruby version 2.6.3
Ensure PostgreSQL is set up and running on your system.
Install gems.
bundle install
Create a chillipharmbasic role in PostgreSQL.
createuser -s -r chillipharmbasic
Set up the database and seed data.
rake db:setup
Running the application at http://localhost:3000
rails s
Run all tests:
rspec
Chillipharm is a system for storing media files (videos, images etc.), known collectively as "Assets". Assets can be grouped within a Library. Assets can also have Comments associated with them.
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Library Searching: At the top left of the Library index page is a Search bar. Make any necessary adjustments so that a user can type some input, hit "Search" and have the page display Assets whose title partially or entirely matches the search string (non case-sensitive). Only assets associated with the Library should be returned.
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Library Asset Sorting & Filtering: Below the Search bar is an option to see a "List View". Clicking that link displays the Assets underneath a bar with options to "Filter By" and "Sort By". Make any necessary adjustments so that the Filter By and Sort By dropdowns work as they should on the displayed assets. Both dropdowns should be able to work in conjunction with each other as well as on a list of assets returned from a search.
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Storing Searches: Users would like a way to save searches and their results for reviewing later. A Search should have a name. Saved Searches should be listed somewhere within the Library. Users should be able to delete a Search.
The task should take around 3 hours. If you're spending longer than that, stop. Getting all the way through the task is less important than evidence of good working process and software development.
- Write some tests
- Document or comment anything appropriate
- Spend too much time on formatting or styling, this is an engineering challenge not a graphic design test
Fork this repository and submit a link to a private repository with your work, accessible to the Github user jasonsof and wosborne. Alternatively, send a bundled repository showing your commit history using git bundle create <yourname>.bundle --all --branches