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pico-placa

v1.0.3

Published

Pico y placa predictor

Downloads

2

Readme

Pico y Placa Predictor

A custom CLI to predict Quito's Pico y Placa restrictions. It was done with Typescript to implement and practice DDD best practices.

A car that is restricted from circulation must meet all the following criteria:

  • The last digit of its licence plate is:
    • Monday: 1,2.
    • Tuesday: 3,4.
    • Wendnesday: 5,6.
    • Thursday: 7,8.
    • Friday: 9,0.
    • Saturday: No restrictions.
    • Sunday: No restrictions.
  • The circulation time matches time from 7:00 to 9:30 and from 16:00 to 19:30.

Requirements

Node >=8.0.0

Instalation

Option 1: npx installation

$ npx pico-placa

Option 2: npm global installation

$ npm i -g pico-placa

Usage

To predict if the car can be on the road or not the CLI will ask for the car's licence plate, and the date and time of circulation.

Option 1: Execute command with flags

$ pico-placa --plate ABG-8234 --date 2020-05-04 --time 20:45

Command flags

Opction2: Execute command without flags

$ pico-placa

The following questions will be prompted.

Questions will be prompted

Results

Results will be shown in a red background if the car can't be on the road or in a green background if the car can be on the road.

Questions will be prompted

Questions will be prompted

To run tests

  • Clone or fork project from Github
  $ npm install
  $ npm test

To run project from code

  • Clone or fork project from Github
  $ npm install
  $ ./bin/run