This code exercise is intended to evaluate your software engineering skills but also give you an introduction into the types of problems we solve at KnowInk. Your solution will be evaluated based on the ability to produce intended results, cleanliness, adherence to best practices, maintainability, and readability. Write this code as if you were submitting production quality code for a code review process.

We, at KnowInk, provide a solution for election officials to efficiently handle voter check-ins. When a voter arrives at a polling place, they are verified before being given a ballot. Oftentimes, this involves poll workers finding the voter's name on a spreadsheet and determining if there are any changes needed to the voter's name, address etc. In some cases, the voter's information is not available for validation to the poll worker. In these situations, the voter's ballot is considered "provisional". It will be counted, but is marked as needing further validation.

Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to build out a small app that reflects the above workflow.

You will need precincts, elections, poll workers and voters. Keep in mind that a voter from a precinct will likely vote in multiple elections. Poll workers, similarly, may work in multiple elections and different precincts. A poll worker will need to be able to view (for verification) the voter's name and address.
They'll also need to be able to edit the voter's information. Doing so will mark that voter as provisional.

You'll also need to create an restful api that takes the election id as a parameter and returns the name and address of all the voters registered in that election and allows for filtering by the provisional flag.

Spend the most time getting the core relationships set up and tested correctly versus time on visual styling and stylesheets. Please do take a few minutes and answer the questions found in QUESTIONS.md.

Clone this repo, please DO NOT make a fork of it.

$ git clone https://github.com/knowink-dev/epulse-dev-challenge.git

The project has docker and bootstrap included, but using them is not required.

Ensure you've answered the questions found in QUESTIONS.md.

Please DO NOT push your work to a public fork on GitHub!

Using the command below, create a git bundle of your changes and send it to [email protected].

$ git bundle create your_name.bundle main

Above all, enjoy yourself!