The Smile Widget Company currently sells two types of smile widgets: a Big Widget and a Small Widget. We'd like to add more flexibility to our product pricing.

1. Install Docker (https://docs.docker.com/install/)
2. Fork this repository.
3. >>> docker-compose up --build

1. Install Python (>3.4)
2. Install postgres. By default the Django app will connect to the database named 'postgres'. See settings.DATABASES.
3. Fork this repository, then clone your repository locally.
4. Install requirements.

• >>> pip install -r requirements.txt

5. Run migrations.

• >>> python manage.py migrate

6. Load data from fixtures:

• >>> python manage.py loaddata 0001_fixtures.json

• We currently have two products with the following prices:
  • Big Widget - $1000
  • Small Widget - $99
• These products, along with existing gift cards are already setup in the database. Study the existing models and initial data.
• Create a new ProductPrice model and setup the following price schedule:
  • Black Friday Prices (November 23, 24, & 25)
    • Big Widget - $800
    • Small Widget - FREE!
  • 2019 Prices (starting January 1, 2019)
    • Big Widget - $1200
    • Small Widget - $125
• Build a JSON API endpoint that accepts a product code, date, and (optional) gift card and returns product price.
  • The endpoint should live at api/get-price and accept the following parameters:
    • "productCode"
    • "date"
    • "giftCardCode"
• Make all of your changes in a new feature branch and submit a pull request to your own forked repo.

• Please use Django Rest Framework or a Python HTTP framework of your choice to create the endpoint.
• Just as a general guideline, we've designed this exercise to take less than 4 hours.