Challenge Sensor - Event

Project objetives

• Develop a Web application in React and a Rest API in NodeJS connected to MongoDB
• Upload the source code to a public repository (GitLab,GitHub,BitBucket...)
• Create a README file containing instructions for preparing the environment and executing the application
• Use of good practices, design patterns and UI/UX
• Repository versioning flow

Starting

1. Fork and clone the repository
2. Create a file on api called: .env with the following structure (don't replace any value, I created a user tester on mongoDB Atlas so you can test the web without creating a local DB):

PORT=3001
USER_MONGODB=usertester
PASS_MONGODB=tester123
NAME_MONGODB=Sensor

3. Go to https://console.cloud.google.com, log in with your Gmail account, click on the left corner on new project and create one with any name.
4. Once the project is created and you are on it click on + ENABLE APIS AND SERVICES.
5. Look for Maps JavaScript API and click on it, then click on ENABLE.
6. Click on credentials on the left panel.
7. Click on Create credentials and then on API key.
8. Copy yout API KEY and click on save.
9. Create a file on client called: .env with the following structure and replace the APIKEY value:

REACT_APP_MAPS_APIKEY='AIzaSyDmdQvWfvchoEkxaOdCZSFUavKR7Q-bBuY'

Can use this APIKEY if you couldn´t do the google steps.

• Run npm install on client and api to install the dependencies and then npm start on both sides

Exclusionary requirements

REST API requirements

• Expose a "Sensor" resource with their respective endpoints
• Endpoint to add, remove, modify and list the sensors
• Expose a "SensorEvent" resource with their respective endpoints
• Endpoint to add events associated with a sensor
• Endpoint to list all events associated with a sensor
• Persist in the MongoDB

WebApp requirements

Sensors component

• List + CRUD
• Link to sensor events Sensors events component
• Section 1: Sensor Name
• Section 2: Form for creating sensor events
• Section 3: Sensor events list (auto refresh) Models properties
• Sensor: id, name, location(lat/long), active, minval,maxval
• Sensor Event: id, sensorid, createat, value

Desirable requirements

• Implements of good practices, design patterns and UX
• Implements ExpressJS
• Implements socket.io to show changes in real time
• Implements API middleware to authorize requests using JWT
• Implements Unit Test