An app to let you know if your car can circulate in Quito given the city's "Pico y Placa" constraints.

This app was done intentionally with an object oriented design to test the language's object orientation capabilities. Though I still believe that a mix of paradigms, with functional programming as a priority, suits it better.

To know if a car is restricted from circulation, There are the following rules:

• The day must be a weekday.
• The time must be between 7:00 am and 9:30 am in the mornings and between 4:00 pm and 7:30 pm in the afternoons.
• The car plate must match the following set of rules:
  • Mondays: plate ends in '1' or '2'
  • Tuesdays: plate ends in '3' or '4'
  • Wednesdays: plate ends in '5' or '6'
  • Thursdays: plate ends in '7' or '8'
  • Fridays: plate ends in '9' or '0'

Also, the app needs a text file with new-line separated inputs with the following sample format:

PCB-1041 2018-07-16 18:35

Where the first word is the car plate, the second one is a date and the third is a time of the day.

If the input line is incomplete or invalid, the program will answer: "Invalid car data".

• Node v6+

$ npm install

$ ./src/main.js <file_path>

For example, here's how to do it with the sample input:

$ ./src/main.js input.txt

$ npm test

For now, there is not enogh validation for when the file input contains an invalid date. So if for example, the input contains a line with "abc abc abc", the program will answer with "abc Invalid date Invalid date - Yes".