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bed-interview

Here you'll find a small node.js + express.js + backbone.js project that contains:

  1. Simple client that allows viewing, adding and editing models
  2. Degenerated node.js server that respects REST api on /api/models url

You need to implement the server side, good luck.

A change in the model should upload new content to s3 bucket bed.interview.rollout.io/<your_name_here>

Here is the story of the application:

  1. The client side CRUD the models and sends updates to the server via REST api
  2. On every change the server needs to put a json objects on AWS s3 bed.interview.rollout.io/<your_name_here>
  3. The json object should be a list of the models which satisfy model.status=="production" with a bit of change in the actual content, the only fields that should be available are name and value - if model.type==="normal" value should be normal_value - if model.type==="weird" value should be weird_value

For Example, if available models are: { _id:"1", name:"name 1", status:"disable", type:"normal", normal_value:1, wierd_value:1},{ _id:"2", name:"name 2", status:"production", type:"wierd", normal_value:2, wierd_value:20.2}, { _id:"3", name:"name 3", status:"production", type:"normal", normal_value:3, wierd_value:30.3}

The resulting json should be (on s3 object) [ {name: "name 2", value: 20.2}, {name:"name 3", value:3}]

Some notes:

  • Caching should be disabled on the s3 object (html should not cache result)
  • The server code is just a boilerplate code, feel free to remove it
  • The server code can be written in any language you wish (that can run on linux)
  • You need some DB on your side, we use mongodb
  • You should forget about security in this question
  • For any question please contact eyal, if you got this question you should know how to do it