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njs_test_task

v1.0.0

Published

nodejs test task

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NodeJS test task

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Task

Write a NodeJS server, which functions as follows:

  • It pulls data from 2 sources: news (important) and phrases (unimportant)
  • We can wait up to 6 seconds for a response from the important source. If we don't get a response in 6 seconds, the "News timeout..." message should be shown.
  • We can wait the unimportant source until the important data is received. If we got the important data and unimportant data is still fetching, the "Phrases timeout..." message should be shown.
  • You can use any template engine
  • You don't eed to write JS in browser
  • Pixel-prefect design is not required
  • We should be able to start server with the npm i && npm run start command. And it should available at http://localhost:3000

Data sources

  • News: http://slowpoke.desigens.com/json/1/7000
  • Phrases: http://slowpoke.desigens.com/json/2/3000

Design