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This project includes two main components: Algorithm and Backend/Node.

[Algo] FizzBuzz

The FizzBuzz algorithm follows basic rules for displaying numbers:

• if number can be divided by 3: display Fizz ;
• if number can be divided by 5: display Buzz ;
• if number can be divided by 3 AND 5 : display FizzBuzz ;
• else: display the number.

In this version of FizzBuzz, you can easily edit or add as many rules as you want by modifying the rules object in the algo.ts file.

To run the Algorithm:

1. Install dependencies:

npm install

2. Compile the TypeScript file to JavaScript, then run the compiled JavaScript file with a number as argument :

tsc algo.ts
node algo.js [number]

Replace [number] with the desired input for the algorithm.

[Backend/Node] Vehicle fleet parking management

This application allows you to manage fleets of vehicles. It can:

• Create a fleet for a specific user.
• Register a vehicle to a fleet.
• Localize a vehicle by updating its location with latitude, longitude, and altitude (optional).

Getting Started

Install dependencies:

npm install

To run the tests:

npx tsc
npm test

To use the App:

chmod +x fleet
./fleet create <userId>
./fleet register-vehicle <fleetId> <vehiclePlateNumber>
./fleet localize-vehicle <fleetId> <vehiclePlateNumber> lat lng [alt]

Continuous Integration (CI)

This project uses GitHub Actions for Continuous Integration to automate the process of building, testing, and linting the codebase across multiple Node.js versions.

Workflow Overview

1. Checkout Code: The code is checked out from the repository.
2. Set Up Node.js: The workflow sets up different versions of Node.js (18.x, 20.x, and 22.x) for testing.
3. Install Dependencies: Dependencies are installed using npm ci.
4. TypeScript Compilation: The TypeScript code is compiled with npx tsc.
5. Run Tests: Executes Gherkin-based tests to ensure functionality.
6. Run ESLint: Checks code quality using ESLint.