• Began work by cloning from GutHub repo and then creating my own repo
• I then moved onto looking at the different components and sketching out a rough design of the 'flow' of the app

Node.js must be installed.

# Clone the repository
> git clone https://github.com/DeloitteDigitalUK/atm-case-study.git

# Install dependencies
> cd atm-case-study
> npm install

• Running npm install in the app's root directory will install everything you need for development.

• npm start will run the app's development server at http://localhost:3000 with hot module reloading.

• npm run test-utils will run the unit tests for the Utils module.
• npm run test-utils:watch will run the unit tests for the Utils module on every change.

• npm run build creates a production build by default.

  To create a development build, set the NODE_ENV environment variable to development while running this command.

• npm run clean will delete built resources.

Here you can see the structure for this repo:

|-- atm-case-study
    |-- .eslintignore
    |-- .eslintrc
    |-- .gitignore
    |-- README.md
    |-- nwb.config.js
    |-- package.json
    |-- public
    |   |-- index.html
    |-- src
    |   |-- index.js
    |   |-- components
    |   |   |-- atm.js
    |   |   |-- balance.js
    |   |   |-- main.js
    |   |   |-- navigation.js
    |   |   |-- withdraw.js
    |   |-- router
    |   |   |-- AppRouter.js
    |   |-- utils
    |       |-- utils.js
    |-- test-helpers
    |   |-- mockState.js
    |-- test-utils
    |   |-- mocha.opts
    |   |-- utilsSpec.js

Under the hood, this app is using nwb. A npm package that helps developers to built and setup Javascript projects. Some of the available scripts mentioned above are mapped to nwb commands.

For more information see the package.json file or run the nwb command on your terminal