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This project uses Meteor 3 with Node.js 20.
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A mini-application that allows event hosts to check people into an event.
The home page should show:
- An event selector displaying each event's name. By default, it should display
Select an event
(communities
collection). - A list of people registered in the selected event (
people
collection).
The list of people should allow the event host to:
- See the full name (first and last name together), company name, title, check-in date, and check-out date in the
MM/DD/YYYY, HH:mm
format or asN/A
. - Check people into the event by clicking the
Check-in {person firstName and lastName}
button. - If the user was checked in over five seconds ago, show a
Check-out {person firstName and lastName}
button.
Between the event selector and the list of people, display a summary like this:
People in the event right now: 10
People by company in the event right now: Green Group (10), Hoppe Group (5)
People not checked in: 200
The page needs to be reactive -- no refresh should be needed to display the latest data.
- Use Meteor as the builder and runner, React as the view layer, and MongoDB as the data layer.
- Use MongoDB embedded in Meteor; don't configure the project to access a different MongoDB URL.
- Style the application using TailwindCSS.
- Do not change
initial-data.js
.
- We encourage the use of AI tools to generate code, but the developer needs to understand all the code generated and be able to: a) explain the code and b) explain why it's the best choice for the use case. If during the interview we realize you don't understand any part of the code you used in your solution, you will be eliminated from the process. The same applies to any question we ask during the video interview.
- We will not answer any questions about this challenge to ensure all submissions are fairly compared.
- Complete this challenge via a GitHub Classroom assignment.
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