SafeguardMeCodaingExercise.md

Safeguard ME Coding Exercise - CV Uploader via a Web Portal

The purpose of this exercise is to create a React or Expo app which allows a user to log into an API then upload an picture of their CV via a web portal.

The user journey should follow these steps:

1. The user should log in via a login form using an email and password
   • This should be a basic form with email and password fields. You can use the React Native core library or a forms package of your choice
   • The form should send a POST request to the following URL: https://safeguard-me-coding-exercise.azurewebsites.net/api/Login with a JSON body of the form: {email: 'some@email.com', password:'any_password'}
   • As this is a coding exercise you can send any username and password you like.
   • You will receive a response of the form: {accessToken: 'A_VERY_LONG_JWT_ACCESS_TOKEN_WILL_BE_RETURNED_HERE'}
2. The app should then request make a GET request to the endpoint https://safeguard-me-coding-exercise.azurewebsites.net/api/PortalUrl
   • This is a protected endpoint so you'll need to add an Authorization header to your request of the form: Authorization: Bearer THE_JWT_ACCCESS_TOKEN_YOU_RECEIVED_IN_STEP_1
   • This endpoint returns a plain text string which is a URL for a web portal where the user can upload a document
3. The app should then display the Portal URL you obtained from step 2 in a webview.
   • The webview requires that the user uploads a document so you'll need to consider how to obtain a permission from user for file access
4. When the user successfully uploads a document they'll be redirected to the URL https://safeguard-me-coding-exercise.azurewebsites.net/api/PortalSuccess
   • You'll need to detect this change in URL in your webview and display a success message instead of the webview