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The document outlines the creation of a parenting community wall where users can share posts, like, and comment on them, utilizing a Node.js or Python backend with a MongoDB or SQLite database. It specifies requirements for both backend and frontend development, including API endpoints, UI/UX design, and optional features like pagination and user authentication. The deliverables include a GitHub repository with clear setup instructions and documentation, aimed at assessing full-stack development skills within a two-day timeframe.

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Full Stack Assignment

The document outlines the creation of a parenting community wall where users can share posts, like, and comment on them, utilizing a Node.js or Python backend with a MongoDB or SQLite database. It specifies requirements for both backend and frontend development, including API endpoints, UI/UX design, and optional features like pagination and user authentication. The deliverables include a GitHub repository with clear setup instructions and documentation, aimed at assessing full-stack development skills within a two-day timeframe.

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Parenting Community Wall

Objective
Build a community wall where parents can share short posts,
like and comment on others’ posts, with basic persistence and
a clean UI.
The goal is to assess:
 Scalable API structure
 Real database integration
 Smooth frontend interaction
 Code clarity and modularity

Requirements

1. Backend — [Link] + Express + MongoDB


(or Python + FastAPI + MongoDB/SQLite)
Implement a small REST API with these endpoints:
Endpoint Metho Description
d
/api/posts GET Get all posts (sorted newest →
oldest)
/api/posts POST Create a new post { author,
message }
/api/posts/:id/like POST Increment like count
/api/posts/:id/ POST Add comment { author, text }
comments
/api/posts/:id GET Fetch single post with
comments
Example Post Schema

{
id: "uuid",
author: "Neha",
message: "Any healthy breakfast ideas for picky eaters?",
likes: 4,
createdAt: "2025-11-10T10:00:00Z",
comments: [
{ author: "Raj", text: "Try banana pancakes!" },
{ author: "Sia", text: "Oats muffins work great too" }
]
}

Database
Use MongoDB Atlas (free tier) or SQLite for persistence.

2. Frontend — Flutter
Create a single-page app with three key areas:
A. Post Composer
 Textarea + “Post” button
 On submit → calls POST /api/posts → updates feed
instantly
B. Community Feed
 Displays posts from /api/posts
 Each post shows:
 Author
 Message
 ❤️Like button (increments immediately)

C. Comment Section
 Clicking “
 Calls /api/posts/:id/comments
Optional: Persist logged-in user name in localStorage.

3. UI/UX
 Minimal, mobile-friendly layout
 Use soft colors and rounded cards
 Loading states / error handling for API calls
 Use environment variables for API base URL

4. Bonus (Optional)
 Add pagination or infinite scroll for posts
 Add “Most Liked” filter
 Deploy backend on Render/Railway and frontend on
Vercel/Netlify
 Add a lightweight auth mock (enter name once → stored
locally)
Deliverables
 GitHub repository with:
 /backend and /frontend folders
 [Link] with clear setup steps and API
documentation
 Optional deployed demo (bonus points)
 Short paragraph explaining:
 Tech stack choice
 How likes/comments are handled

Example Flow
1. User enters name “Ritika” and posts:
“How do you manage nap time for twins?”
2. Another parent likes ❤️the post.
3. Third parent comments: “White noise machines
help!”
4. Feed updates automatically.

Summary
Category Detail
Goal Build a small, functional community wall
Scope Posts + Likes + Comments
Tech React + Express + MongoDB
Stack
Time 2 days
Outcome Tests full-stack thinking, persistence, and
UI skill

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