Getting started

Install node.js.

Install gulp and bower.

$ npm -g install gulp bower

After that, check out the Walmart-Assignment project from git and run the following commands from the root folder:

$ npm install
$ bower install
$ gulp serve

You are now ready to go, your application is available at http://127.0.0.1:3000.

Every file you add, edit or delete into the /client folder will be handled by the build system.

Directory Structure

• build/ - Build files and configuration, the most important files to note are build.config.js, protractor.config.js and karma.config.js. These files are the heart of the build system. Take a look.
• client/ the source code and tests of your application, take a look at the modules in this folder, you should structure your application following those conventions, but you can choose another convention as well.
• .bowerrc - the bower configuration file. This tells Bower to install components in the client/src/vendor directory.
• .jshintrc - JSHint configuration.
• gulpfile - see The Build System below.
• bower.json - Contains the list of bower dependencies.
• package.json - node.js dependencies.

A description of available tasks:

• gulp serve - The Application is up and running for you to access at port 3000. -- http://localhost:3000/#/search

• Sample Search Screen Shot:

• Sample Results Screen Shot:

• Sample Recommendations Screen Shot:

TO look at both the web app and the documentation, stop gulp serve and do gulp default:

• gulp default - With this task, you have the application running at port 3000 and documentation at port 8000. -- http://localhost:8000/api

• Sample Documentation Screen Shot:

• gulp test:unit - For running unit tests. and you can also check the code coverage percentage once run "gulp test:unit" task at -- Walmart_Assignment/client/test/unit-results/coverage/PhantomJS 1.9.8 (Windows 8 0.0.0)/index.html

• Sample Code Coverage Screen Shot: