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Now that Ali Snobba has a stellar back end thanks to your work, they have asked Cognizant to help create the UI.

The product search API you created in Assessment 2 needs an Angular front end.

• Finish this partially done Angular application so that the current tests pass. Angular routing has been established, but there is only the redirect route in the app-routing module.
• Finish the application so that it consumes the ProductSearch API and feeds the template in the ProductSearch Component.

• You have 2 hours to complete this assessment. (Ends at 5pm.)
• Once you are done, you have completed the S2 FSD training! Congratulations!!

• As a customer, I can filter search results by brand.
• As a customer, I can filter search results by color.
• As a customer, I can filter search results by price range.
• As a customer, I can combine multiple filters.

• Create an Angular Class that has the same shape as the test data coming from the ProductSearch API.
• Create an Angular Service that consumes the API.
• Inject this service into the ProductSearch Component and use it to filter and display the items according to the user's search criteria.

• Use Angular CLI and VS Code.
• Write clean, modularized code.
• Make small, meaningful git commits.
• Write unit tests!!
• Use linting.
• Use the product search service at https://github.com/CognizantFSE/fse-assessment-4-product-search-service.git as your backing service. Clone the repo, then refer to the README included with the search service for details on how to start/use it.

• Write your tests in the spec file.
• Make your tests pass.
• You will be creating an Angular Service and Class from scratch.
• ONLY implement what is specified above. If you aren’t sure whether something is in scope, ask!

• Fork this repo to your own github account.
• Check out your new repo into your IDE.
• Commit your code often and when you're done with the assessment.
• Don't change the name of the repo.

• 5% - Project completed.
• 10% - Code compiles, builds and runs.
• 10% - Unit tests passed.
• 15% - Followed instructions fully.
• 20% - Unit tests written.
• 20% - Coding best practices used.
• 20% - Implemented all stories.