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Code Platoon Alumni App

You're working on an existing code base that a bunch of other developers are working in. This is a pretty hard challenge.

Application Setup

  • Fork over repo to personal github

Django Backend Setup

  1. cd into the cp_backend directory (same level as requirements.txt)
  2. Install all Python packages (pip install -r requirements.txt)
  3. Create a new database called cp_alumni
  4. In the seeds.sql file, update the every instance of ALTER TABLE public.api_cohort OWNER TO taprete; and replace taprete with your Mac's name.
  5. Seed the database psql cp_alumni < seeds.sql (this will create all the tables and seed the database with data)
  6. Start the server python manage.py runserver
  • Admin User Credentials: is [email protected] password CodePlatoon1@
  • All users have the password of CodePlatoon1@

React Frontend Setup

  1. cd into the cp-frontend directory (same level as package.json)
  2. Install all Node dependencies (npm install)
  3. Start the React application npm start

High Level Obective

Django comes with a built in Admin Dashboard but most applications need their own Admin Dashboard. Your job is to create an Admin Dashboard that only users who have the is_staff value set to True have access to. The Admin Dashboard should display all the users in the application in a Table. From the list of users you should be able to change the user's is_staff attribute, is_active attribute, and is_verifiedattribute boolean values and update the users in the database.

The table should show the following information about each user

  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Email
  • Staff status (attribute that can be changed)
  • Active status (attribute that can be changed)
  • Verified status (attribute that can be changed)

Design Requirements

Please utilize Material-UI library for the front-end. It's already installed as a dependency.

Release 0

Read through the code base and try to understand where the data is flowing from the Djagno backend to the React frontend.

Reminder: Coding is 80% reading, 20% coding.

Release 1

Create an AdminPage.js component and Route to /admin on the front end. When you land on this page (/admin) it should make an api request to the Django Backend to retreive all the users. Look in the UserAPI.js to see if that API method was already created for you. Before you move on ensure you're able to successfully serve all the users to the frontend.

Release 2

Please utilize Material-UI Table component to display all the users in the application with a checkbox or switch to toggle a user's Staff status, Verified status, and Active status.