Bridgit competency test

Welcome to the Bridgit technical test. There are three tasks of increasing complexity. After you have set up the software complete as many tasks as you can in the allotted timeframe.

Project	Description
Database	PostgreSQL managed by Sequelize Migrations
Backend	NodeJS/Typescript with NestJS framework
Frontend	VueJS/Typescript

Table of contents

• Setting up
• Task - Submit loan application

Setting up

Prerequisites:

• NodeJS 16
• Docker

Setting up the database on postgres://user:password@localhost:5436/technical_test:

# start postgresql server using Docker's "Compose"
$ docker-compose up -d 
# create and populate the database using Sequelize
$ cd database
$ cp .env.localdev .env
$ npm install
$ npm run build
$ npm run migrate
$ npm run seed:all

Setting up the backend on http://localhost:7100 with Swagger on http://localhost:7100/swagger:

$ cd backend
$ cp .env.localdev .env
$ npm install
$ npm run start:dev

Setting up the frontend on http://localhost:7200:

$ cd frontend
$ cp .env.localdev .env
$ npm install 
$ npm run start:dev

Log in to the frontend as broker 1. You can find the login information in the database seeder script.

Task - Submit loan application

Create the functionality for a broker to submit a new loan application.

1. Show a modal after clicking the "Submit application" button, and allow the broker to enter the following information:

   • applicant_name
   • applicant_email
   • applicant_mobile_phone_number
   • applicant_address
   • annual_income_before_tax
   • incoming_address
   • incoming_deposit
   • incoming_price
   • incoming_stamp_duty
   • loan_amount
   • loan_duration
   • monthly_expenses
   • outgoing_address
   • outgoing_mortgage
   • outgoing_valuation
   • savings_contribution

2. Add a backend endpoint to receive the application submission

3. Query all existing applications and get the average loan_amount

4. Save the new application to the applications table

5. Return if new loan's loan_amount is above or below the average

Commit your code to your personal git and share the link with us.