Thanks for applying for a frontend role at Outdoorsy. We've put together this code challenge, which should take around 4 hours to complete.

The task is to develop a web app using Outdoorsy rentals API. Users should be taken to a list of campervans then be able to navigate to a campervan detail page. Users should be able to type keywords into a text field to filter the API results to find relevant campervans. Finish by pushing your code to Github and deploying your code to Heroku or another hosting environment.

At Outdoorsy, we primarily use two frontend technologies Next.js and Ember.js. We have created a starter project for both technologies. Choose either a starter project or if you would like to use another technology, please feel free.

We have provided a design wireframe for the list view and the detail view. Please focus on making your work as close to the design as possible.

URL: GET https://search.outdoorsy.co/rentals?filter[type]=camper-van&address=san%20francisco

Query parameters: Required: filters[keywords] - a space-separated string of search terms Optional: page[limit] - an integer that sets requested maximum result count Optional: page[offset] - an integer that sets the index of the first result (Example: a "third page" of 8 results would have a limit of 8, offset of 16)

Note If you don't get any camper vans in you results add &address=san%20francisco to the url.

URL GET https://search.outdoorsy.co/rentals/<RENTAL_ID>

Response: The data object is an array of rental results. Find name of rental at data[].attributes.name Find primary image URL of rental by getting the ID from data[].relationships.primary_image.data.id and finding the matching id with type: images from the included array. The image URL is at included[].attributes.url.

• Write production ready code.
• Please make frequent, and descriptive git commits.
• Use third-party libraries or not; your choice.
• The project should look good on a mobile device as well as a desktop.
• Please add some tests.
• Feel free to add functionality as you have time, but the feature described above is the priority.

• The functionality of the project matches the description above
• Visual design mostly matches designs (you're not required to be pixel perfect since the specs are rough)
• An ability to think through all potential states
• Code design and style should be consistent and reasonable

Thank you, and please reach out if you have any questions!