CHARTERMATCH ~ Flight Information Display

Rules

The test application should be written predominantly using Java. Using HTML, CSS & Javascript for the display of data will be looked at favourably, as this will help show your front-end abilities. Don't spend too much time on it, though. The aim of this test is to understand your coding style and approach to solving problems. We estimate that this task should take 1 ~ 3 hours, give or take ... First, checkout this project to obtain the flight data CSV file, and create a separate project for your application using Spring Boot and Gradle.

What it should do

The application should consume the flight data file and display all flights for the current day and time, in chronological order. Flights that are in the past should be displayed as "Departed" -- similar to a Flight Information Display that you might find in an airport.

In addition you should adhere to the following conditions:

1. Spring Boot should be used as the basis of the project.
2. It must use Gradle as the build mechanism.
3. All dependent libraries must be publicly available.
4. Clear and concise instructions for how to build and run the application should be included within the code, e.g. README.md
5. The code must be your own work. If you have a strong case to use a small code snippet of someone else's e.g. a boilerplate function, it must be clearly commented and attributed to the original author.
6. The flight data cannot be changed, and must be loaded from the CSV file, so it can easily be replaced with another file.

You should choose an approach that you feel demonstrates your expertise and suitability for the position.

Supporting Data

The flight data is a simple comma-separated file containing the following:

Departure Time	Destination	Destination Airport IATA	Flight No	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
09:00	Nice	NCE	CM033			x
10:00	Nice	NCE	CM033					x		x
11:05	Amsterdam	AMS	CM029	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
12:20	Prague	PRG	CM093			x
09:00	Rome	FCO	CM089		x
10:10	Rome	FCO	CM089						x
10:15	Málaga	AGP	CM063			x
10:15	Málaga	AGP	CM063		x			x
10:15	Berlin	TXL	CM043	x					x	x
10:25	Berlin	TXL	CM043					x
10:35	Berlin	TXL	CM043		x	x	x
15:35	Berlin	TXL	CM044	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
12:25	Minsk	MSQ	CM065				x
12:40	Minsk	MSQ	CM065	x
10:10	London	LGW	CM049	x
10:15	London	LGW	CM027				x
11:00	London	LGW	CM027		x
11:10	London	LGW	CM049		x
11:20	London	LGW	CM027						x	x
11:35	London	LGW	CM027					x
11:45	London	LGW	CM027	x		x
11:45	London	LGW	CM049				x
13:00	London	LGW	CM015	x	x	x	x	x	x	x
09:00	Lviv	LWO	CM089		x
09:00	Lviv	LWO	CM097	x
10:10	Lviv	LWO	CM089						x
09:00	Geneva	GVA	CM097	x

The x denotes days that the flight operates.

How to submit your test

PLEASE DO NOT TRY AND PUSH YOUR CODE INTO THIS REPOSITORY. This project is merely a location to hold the test data and description of the test.

Preferably you will submit your code via a public repository you own e.g. your own Github or Bitbucket account. However, you may also submit your code via email or file sharing mechanism - e.g. Dropbox - using an archive, such as zip file or tarball (please consider the size of the file before emailing).