This exercise takes input of a list of addresses and drivers, and outputs the best driver for each address. Once a driver has been assigned to a shipment, they cannot be assigned to another shipment. Assignments are done sequentially based on shipment (address).
Additionally, it also can:
- List the top five drivers for a given address
- List the best driver for each shipment without considering previous shipments
It is a command line application, written in TypeScript and compiled with esbuild. See below for instructions on how to run the application.
This code exercise assumes the following:
- The address/shipment files contain a single address per line, in this format:
street, city, state postalCode - The address/shipment items contain state abbreviations only, not full state names (e.g.
CAinstead ofCalifornia) - The address/shipment items are US addresses only and postal codes are 5 digits
- The driver file contains a single driver per line, in this format:
firstName lastName
npm installTo run the default code exercise, run the following command:
npm run devThis will run the default code exercise with test datasets.
Additionally, there are three commands available:
route-shipmentsbest-drivertop-five
# run one of the available commands with the following command:
npm run dev -- [command_name] [addresses_filename] [drivers_filename]The previous command will compile the TypeScript code with esbuild and run the application using the provided parameters. Filenames should be absolute file paths.
This project uses Jest for unit tests. To run the test suite, run:
npm run testTo display the code coverage for the entire application at the file level, run:
npm run test:coverageSunburst:
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The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.