Overview

Imagine that you need to display a calendar of events for one month. You have 3 different sources of data: 2 different databases and one api(see example response in the end). You should collect the data and render it via twig template(all markup and styles are ready). Order output ASC. Example output is provided(see example section). Example of a calendar event itself is provided at the bottom.

Requirements

• Display inclusive days starting from 2050-12-01 till 2050-12-31
• Show empty days
• If a day has multiple events - group them by date
• Fake api request using example(see Order API response example)
• Display each event in format based on example page

Steps

1. Write the fastest solution as possible (ugly code is welcome) and commit the changes (in one commit, squash if needed).
2. Refactor your code to be reusable, flexible and scalable and commit the changes (in one commit, squash if needed).

Installation without docker

1. composer install
2. composer init-project

Installation with docker

1. composer start
2. cd docker && docker exec -it calendar_events_php bash
3. composer install
4. composer init-project
5. Add to your hosts file 127.0.0.1 calendar-events

Run without docker

Install symfony cli. Then run symfony serve to run your local server, and you're ready to go!

Run with docker

If you've just installed the app - docker containers should be already up.
If not - execute composer start to run your docker server and you're ready to go!
Site url is http://calendar-events:85/

Example

Open the /example page.

What is done

1. Controller
2. Entities
3. Multiple databases setup
4. Twig templates

Codestyle

In order to fix your codestyle according to a @Symfony preset run composer fix-cs

Calendar event fields:

You can set $type with the source of data like "birthday", "order", "meeting" or "order-api"

DateTimeInterface $date;

string $title;

string $description;

string $type;

Order API response example:

<?php

[
    [
        'id' => 15,
        'name' => 'IPond mega',
        'delivery_information' => 'to pond use IPond! delivery is free!',
        'purchase_date' => '2050-12-01 17:59',
        'price' => '667',
    ],
    [
        'id' => 17,
        'name' => 'IPond mega XL',
        'delivery_information' => 'Delivery is not free!',
        'purchase_date' => '2050-12-31 19:30',
        'price' => '668',
    ],
    [
        'id' => 19,
        'name' => 'IPond M',
        'delivery_information' => 'No delivery!',
        'purchase_date' => '2050-12-31 17:30',
        'price' => '665',
    ],
];