Pull objects from REST feed, display, filter, double-click to modify, export

Please see attached pdf for a diagram of app and better formatting of spec and test criteria. The PDF is what we'll judge any work against before accepting. ----------------------------------------------- Description Pull objects from REST feed, display, filter, double-click to modify, export Application must Must pull current data from url: [login to view URL] Must be React web application multi-component but single page app Must be written in typescript Will test and verify acceptable application by all of: You zip up the repository and provide to us We extract, switch to repo directory We type ‘npm build’ (no errors should occur) We type ‘npm start’ (no errors should occur) We then open a browser on our desktop to https://localhost:8888/ After doing so we should see a table filled records from this REST url (for simplicity it’s ok if you only pull in the first 50 records): [login to view URL] We’ll verify the table contains at least columns named: ‘domain’, ‘create_date’, ‘update_date’ We’ll verify that Above the table there should be a text box labeled ‘filter’ When typing into this text box, any row that doesn’t match the filter text should be hidden If the filter box is cleared, all rows should be displayed (again up to 50 max is ok) We will double click on table contents and verify that we can edit any value After modifying the value when we hit enter or click away, the modified value shall be retained in the table. eg if we take first domain, and change create_date to current date, when we click off our change should remain in table We’ll verify that additionally above the table there should be an ‘export’ button When clicking on this button, the current contents of the table should be automatically downloaded to user as raw json file The exported json file should retain any edits the user made to the table Bonus Will pay 10% bonus: If the code is Clean Clear avoids idioms Avoids unnecessary abstractions If code files are: Well organized (best practices) Understandable Maintainable