Before being able to use this project, please add your The Guardian API key to .env file, otherwise the API calls will fail.
We would like you to create an application that will display list of news fetched from The Guardian. You should use their API, which can be found here: https://open-platform.theguardian.com/
Goal of this task is to check your JavaScript knowledge so please don't use any additional libraries, you can use fetch for http requests.
We have provided sample html + css styling, so you can focus on writing JS code.
- Display list of news from last 30 days
- Add pagination: 10 items per page
- Add news filtering based on section selection from dropdown. You can restrict it only to:
sport,books,business,culture - Add search functionality for filtering news content based on provided phrase
- Each news list element should have following elements:
- Title
- Section name
- Date of publication
- Link to full article (open in new window)
- "Read Later" button
- Clicking "Read later" button should add selected news to the "Read later" section on the right. Those elements should be stored somewhere and displayed even after refresh.
- Each element from "read later" can be removed by clicking "delete" button
- (Bonus) It would be beneficial if you would write some kind of tests, either unit or integration
- (Bonus) If you will find time, please briefly describe your approach to solving this task.
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