README.md

Revenge of the Pancakes

What is this?

A short, personal, implementation of the the RotP challenge. This example actually sets up an AWS Lambda that exposes an endpoint to send the test-cases over that you want solved. It was a fun little experiment taking just the base of the project a little further and testing the waters with Go Lambda's and the Serverless framework.

An example client can be found here.

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Made with 💗 using:

Name	Info
Go 1.9.4	Go Website
AWS Lambda	AWS Lambda Go
Serverless FW	Serverless Framework Website
React	React Website

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Getting Started - Service

PRE) Make sure you have the serverless framework installed and your AWS CLI configured to your own account. You'll also need Go and Dep setup in order to build the binaries.

1. $ cd rotp-go
2. Create your lambda: $ make && serverless deploy
3. Test your lambda: $ serverless invoke -f rotp-go -p data.json

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Getting Started - UI

The client is just a simple create-react-app to make calling the lambda easier and more custom.

1. $ cd rotp-ui
2. Install dependencies: $ npm install
3. Configure your endpoint: $ vim src/shared/api/base.ts
4. Run locally: $ npm start

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More info

I've setup a sample request for the serverless framework that can be invoked to sends over the following (Base64 encoded) to the endpoint:

5
-
-+
+-
+++
--+-

Which should respond with the results of the test like so:

{
  "statusCode": 200,
  "headers": null,
  "body": {
    "data" : [
      {
          "result" : 1,
          "testNumber" : 1,
          "testPattern" : "-"
      },
      {
          "result" : 1,
          "testNumber" : 2,
          "testPattern" : "-+"
      },
      {
          "result" : 2,
          "testNumber" : 3,
          "testPattern" : "+-"
      },
      {
          "result" : 0,
          "testNumber" : 4,
          "testPattern" : "+++"
      },
      {
          "result" : 3,
          "testNumber" : 5,
          "testPattern" : "--+-"
      }
    ]
  }
}

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Testing

SOON™