The coding challenge requires the following to be installed on your development machine;
- Fork the
javascript-developer-test
repository to your personal github account. - Clone the
javascript-developer-test
repository from your personal github account onto your development machine. - Open a terminal and
cd
into the root directory of thejavascript-developer-test
repository. - Execute
npm install
in the terminal.
Your challenge is to implement the getArnieQuotes()
function, which is exported from ./src/get-arnie-quotes.js
.
The getArnieQuotes()
function accepts an array of strings, with each string containing a URL.
The unit tests in ./src/get-arnie-quotes.test.js
will provide pre-defined URLs to the function and test your function's implementation. To run the unit tests, execute npm test
in the terminal.
The goal is to write an implementation of getArnieQuotes()
that passes all unit tests.
To pass the unit tests, getArnieQuotes()
must perform the following on each passed URL
- Perform a HTTP GET on the URL
- If the HTTP status code of the response is 200, push an object to the results array with a single key
"Arnie Quote"
and the HTTP response body'smessage
property as the key's associated value. - If the HTTP status code of the response is not 200, push an object to the results array with a single key
"FAILURE"
and the HTTP response body'smessage
property as the key's associated value.
Finally, the getArnieQuotes()
function must return a promise that resolves to the overall results array.
Note that for this challenge, the HTTP calls are mocked. You must use the provided httpGet
function to perform your HTTP requests.
- Only modify the
get-arnie-quotes.js
file. - You may introduce additional internal functions in
get-arnie-quotes.js
- Exploring all of the code files may provide you with useful hints.
- We are most impressed with readable code that works.
- Keep your solution as simple as possible, input validation for
get-arnie-quotes()
is not required. - Code as if your
get-arnie-quotes()
function may one day be used against a real http implementation.
Once all unit tests pass, push your code upstream then send us the link to your github repo with your solution. Please do not create a pull request against the source repository.
Executes a HTTP GET request on each of the URLs, transforms each of the HTTP responses according to the challenge instructions and returns the results.
@param {string[]} urls The urls to be requested
@return {Promise} A promise which resolves to a results array.
An example results array:
[
{ 'Arnie Quote': 'Some cool quote' },
{ 'FAILURE: 'Your request has been terminated' },
]
Executes a faked HTTP GET request on the passed URL.
@param {string} url The url upon which to perform a HTTP GET
@return {Promise} A promise which resolves to a HTTP response.
An example HTTP response:
{
status: 200,
body: "{ 'message': 'Some cool arnie quote' }" // JSON string
}