Description: Challenge for Adjust Frontend Developer
Owner: adjust
Contacts: frontend-hiring@adjust.com
Here you will be given the opportunity to play with JavaScript and Rockets in the same project. For this, we recommend you to block 1-2 hours of your time to complete it.
Please make sure you have read this page entirely, before starting the challenge. If you have any doubts, please reach out to us by opening an issue as described at the bottom of this page.
Importantly, we would like to give all candidates taking this test the same opportunity to solve the exercise in their own way. Because of this, please do not fork or share this repo (nor your solution) with anybody 🙏🏻
- You MUST clone this repo to a location of your choosing where you can work on your solution
- Write your solution inside of
src/solution.jsfile, making sure the provided tests are green. Please do not modify anything inside ofsrc/tests - Push your solution to a private repo in your personal GitHub account
- When you are ready for us to take a look, please add adjust-frontend-hiring as collaborator
Your challenge submission will be disqualified and automatically rejected if any of the following happens:
- Your repo was not properly cloned as specified on step #1 of Instructions. See how to clone a repository here. Note: If you cloned the repo properly, previous commits from this (original) repo, must be showing on your git history.
- Your tests are not passing (green) as specified on step #2 of Instructions. Note: You can run tests with command
npm run test srcoryarn test src(according to the package manager you are using). - You have modified any of the files inside of
src/testsas specified on step #2 of Instructions. - Your repo visibility is not set to private as specified on step #3 of Instructions. See how to make a repository private here.
Using the past launches endpoint from the SpaceX API consolidate a list of all the missions that were launched in 2018 that carried a payload belonging to NASA. Missions should appear in inverse chronological order, with the exception of those that carried more payloads should appear first.
Display the outcome of your solution by rendering the list to the screen as JSON while keeping an indentation of 2 spaces. To make the evaluation process simpler we only care to see the flight number, the mission name, and the amount of payloads carried by each mission.
Your solution is expected to render the following:
[
{
"flight_number": 62,
"mission_name": "Iridium NEXT Mission 6",
"payloads_count": 2
},
{
"flight_number": 72,
"mission_name": "CRS-16",
"payloads_count": 1
},
{
"flight_number": 64,
"mission_name": "CRS-15",
"payloads_count": 1
},
{
"flight_number": 60,
"mission_name": "TESS",
"payloads_count": 1
},
{
"flight_number": 59,
"mission_name": "CRS-14",
"payloads_count": 1
}
]- You can use any utility library you see fit (please don't use React, Angular or Vue)
- You are not allowed to use any of the filter parameters provided by the SpaceX API docs
- It doesn't matter to which NASA program each payload belongs to as long as NASA is the customer
- Payloads are carried in the second stage of a rocket and they can belong to multiple customers
If you have any doubts, you can reach out to us by simply creating a GitHub issue in your private repo.
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