This is an Appointments Manager web-app, written for Cedar, as a 4-5 hour coding project. It was constructed as two disjoint parts – a NodeJS server (located in ./server), and an Angular/Typescript client (located in ./appointments-client).

This is a Node.JS/Angular app, using MongoDB. In order to run them, you should have NodeJs/NPM installed, as well as a local MongoDB instance running.

Navigate to the server directory, and run

npm install

After that, run

npm start

To start the server.

To start the client, navigate to the appointments-client directory, and run

npm install

Following that, run

ng serve

and go to http://localhost:4200 to access the application.

Both the server and client have tests. In both of their directories, run

npm test

to run the test suite.

• NodeJs
• ExpressJs
• Angular
• Typescript

• David Freilich - LinkedIn

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

To construct the app within the time-frame provided, I made a few assumptions.

• We would be constructing a web-app, rather than a native application
• The web-app would be focused for a receptionist, and as such, it didn't have to deal with authentication, or heavy usage. Similarly, it would also be able to operate for now with a local database.
• As was discussed during my systems interview, the patient and doctor information would be imported directly into the database, so there was no need to allow for adding doctor/patient data.
• The MVP was to display and add appointments, with editing/deleting appointments as a further step.

There are many ways to improve upon this app (see the TODO notes scattered throughout the files), but some next steps I would take are:

• Rounding out the test coverage, to ensure that it is tested much more rigorously
• Enabling editing and deletion of appointments
• Give clearer/more thorough error handling throughout
• Enable a portal for adding doctor or patient entries.
• Create a login and authentication, to ensure that proper users are accessing what they are supposed to.
• Using Swagger to generate API documentation, to enable ease of further development.