Netzsch test from Offer - Instructions:

1) Clone Project git clone https://github.com/thiagolucio/Netzsch_test.git

2) Install Packages: npm install

3) Run Project:

• Run npm run api to run local API Mock from Project
• Run npm run devto run local Client Front-end Project.

4) Validate/ Tests:

• Run npm run storybookto run local Storybook and open browser interface to taste components.
• Run npm run testto run Jest tests from the project.

5) Documentation (reusable components):

• I create simple documentation regarding reusable components that can be seen here through the Wikki file within the project root.

Techs:

• ReactJS through Next with TypeScript.
• TailwindCSS
• Storybook for functionality testing and technical showcase
• Jest for testing.
• Lottie for animations.

Comments about:

• I tried to work with the latest version of NextJS as indicated in the official React documentation ReactJS Start New Project
• I haven't worked with WebAssembly previously but I also tried to do the same thing suggested in the test text, create a component to receive values in Celsius and convert to Fareinheight. You will find it in the components with the folder named "temperature".
• This project was not created to run in production and was made for technical evaluation only (a POC).
• Both Storybook and Jest do not cover the entire project, just a few examples were created to demonstrate knowledge in implementing and configuring.
• The graph from "Rechart" presented is simple, just to demonstrate knowledge, and is not a reusable component, which in some cases would be normal to be done in a real project.

Concerns:

• I did the best I could with the time I had for it. It took 3 days to do it in the middle of one of the most celebrated holidays in Brazil (Carnival) and with family at home visiting me. I don't know if this matters for your assessment, but it certainly had a huge impact on my time available to carry out this test.