$ npm install
$ npm run serve
$ npm run build
$ npm run dev

• Run 'npm install' > This will install the dependencies first
• 'npm run serve' will build the project in development mode and watches the files changed, it creates a 'dist' folder and startup a static server which listens to http://localhost:8081/
• 'npm run build' will run eslint first and will build the project in production mode using Webpack and creates a 'dist' folder with all the built files which is the root folder of localhost
• 'npm run dev' will build project in development mode

TODO setup unit testing

This project uses Webpack as a buildtool which is configured in webpack.development.config.js for local development.
and webpack.production.config.js for production environment. There are 3 loaders configured which handle the html, scss and js files.
To get more information about the configuration options, see: https://webpack.js.org

Webpack Plugins used:

• https://webpack.js.org/plugins/html-webpack-plugin/
• https://webpack.js.org/plugins/copy-webpack-plugin/
• https://webpack.js.org/plugins/uglifyjs-webpack-plugin/

sass/ folder which containes all the scss files

src/

It consists of a:

• 'data' folder which containes the flights.json which is used to display flight information on the API endpoint
• 'html' folder which contains the index.html which contains html partials which are bundled by html-loader
• 'static' folder which provides static css from Schiphol

• .babelrc : config babel settings
• .eslintrc.js : config eslint settings
• webpack.config.js : config webpack settings

The original assignment as described below is now fullfilled by me.

Please create a page that contains an input field. When the user enters at least three characters into this input field, you should display all flight information from the flights.json file where the destination matches the entered input. Do this by using vanilla Javascript.

We think 4 hours should be enough to spend on this assignment. Please don't spend more than that unless you're having fun and want to show off :)

• Use Webpack to build an ES5 bundle of your program.
• Make it look nice. Make sure Webpack also packages your styles. We have provided some internal SCSS files in the /sass directory from our internal setup. You can read about these on http://takeoff.schiphol.nl/component/style-fundamentals
• Your application should treat the contents of flights.json as the output of an API endpoint. It should load this via xhr and should not require a page load when the user changes their input.

• Create a clone of this repository locally. Then push it to your GitHub account and continue working from there. Once you have finished, please send us the URL of the repository you have created.

• We like tested code
• We like readable code
• We like using the latest features of ES6 where applicable
• Last but not least, have fun!