In this challenge you are going to build a full stack application (server & client) shows number of hospitals, doctors, pharmacies and colleges in number of london boroughs.

for now there are data for only 3 cities.

• expected time: 4 - 20 hours

• check this website: https://london-mini-guide-challenge.netlify.app/
• you don't need to know where the server is actually hosted.

• the data is provided to you in a folder ./data which contains 3 files: Harrow.json, Heathrow.json and stratford.json.

• each file in this format:

  {
      "pharmacies" : [
          {
              "name" :
              "address":
              "website":
              "phone" :
          }
      ],
  
      "colleges" : [
          {
              "name" :
              "address":
              "website":
              "phone" :
          }
      ],
  
      "doctors" : [
          {
              "name" :
              "address":
              "website":
              "phone" :
          }
      ],
  
      "hospitals" : [
          {
              "name" :
              "address":
              "website":
              "phone" :
          }
      ]
  }

• data source: https://www.yell.com/

• data has been collected using web scraping technique, if you are more curious about this please check this repo or this youtube video. and this is completely optional.

• you need to implement your server logic using node.js.

• make a new express server and deploy it to repl.it or heroku.

• on the route / respond with the routes you are planing to implement, example:

  {
      "/pharmcies": "retruns an array of pharmacies in a specific area"
      ...
  }

• make your server working for only one city, example: Stratford

• in this level you should have 4 routes:

  route	result
  /pharmacies	returns pharmacies list for stratford
  /colleges	returns colleges list for stratford
  /doctors	returns doctors list for stratford
  /hospitals	returns hospitals list for stratford

• now make your city dynamic.
• routes will change:

• make all of that in one single route as:

• you have the full control over this level.
• some suggestions:
  • add new cities.
  • add routes to add entries to our data.
  • make sure that you are saving the entered values to the json file.

• you need to implement your client (or front-end) logic using react.js.

• display a title in the center.
• display the cities dropdown menu.
• display a categories' buttons.
• display table with dummy data.

• make sure that selecting a city will update the state.
• make sure that clicking on a specific category will activate it (distingush it from ither buttons).
• show an error if user tried to choose a category before chosing a city

• make fetch request to your server on a specific city.
• choosing any categorey will display the data specified to thar city in the table.
• add loading spin while you're fetching your server.

• make city selection dynamic.
• selecting a city then selecting a category should displays the data of the selected city in the table.

• you have the full control over this level.
• some suggestions:
  • add a little page contains some data about each city.
  • form for adding more entries to the data.