Bites of practice to have with your coffee in the morning.
## About The purpose of this repo is to make practicing simple. Biscuits provides interview-style questions in the comfort of your terminal/text editor. No more hunting down interview questions or finagling with slow web IDEs. Just set everything up with `npm run setup`, hit `npm start` and start practicing.On Testing: In order to practice coming up with your own test cases, Biscuits recommends that you write your own tests. To encourage this, a bare-bones test template is provided for you in the home directory. However, you can run npm start -- spec to preload some tests for your prompt if you wish to work with them.
An interactive shell will prompt you for your editor of choice, set up a remote upstream and run npm install for you.
npm install- For random-prompt functionality:
brew install coreutils. Biscuits uses GNU'sshufcommand. - Specify your editor using
npm config set biscuits:editor EDITORCOMMAND. E.g:subloratom. By default, it isvim.
- New prompts should be in their own folder in the
prompts/directory. - The prompt itself should be in a .js file named
prompt.js. The function should be exported via CommonJS for testing purposes. - Write tests for a particular prompt in the
spec/directory
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent