Sprint 1: Repository Setup, Project Management, CommerceTools Integration, and Development Environment Configuration

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1. Task: link
2. Screenshot:
3. Deploy:
4. Done 05.05.2025 / deadline 06.05.2025
5. Score: 150 / 150

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Repository Setup (29 points)

• (10 points) Create a GitHub repository for the project, complete with a README file, .gitignore, and necessary dependencies.
• (10 points) Set up a clear and organized folder structure within the repository, ensuring a maintainable and scalable codebase.
• (4 points) Invite all team members and the mentor as collaborators, ensuring everyone has access to contribute to the repository.
• (5 points) Create a pull request template with a clear structure for describing proposed changes and the rationale behind them.

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Task Board Setup (Trello, Jira, etc.) (14 points) invite to Trello

• (6 points) Create a project task board using a project management tool (e.g., Trello or Jira), organizing tasks into lists or columns corresponding to their status (e.g., To Do, In Progress, Done).
• (5 points) Break down project tasks into smaller, manageable subtasks and assign them to team members, ensuring a clear delegation of responsibilities.
• (3 points) Share the task board with the team members and the mentor, ensuring everyone can track progress and update the status of their tasks.

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CommerceTools Project and API Client Setup (30 points)

• (15 points) Create the project in CommerceTools, setting up the currencies, languages, and other configurations in the Merchant Center.
• (15 points) Create the API client for CommerceTools, enabling access to the platform's APIs and managing permissions and scopes required for the project.

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Development Environment Configuration (43 points)

• (10 points) Set up and configure a bundler (e.g., Webpack, Vite, Parcel, or other) for the project, supporting both development and production build modes.
• (5 points) Configure TypeScript to enforce strong typing and improve code quality throughout the project.
• (5 points) Set up ESLint to enforce consistent coding styles and identify potential issues in the codebase.
• (5 points) Configure Prettier to automatically format code, ensuring a consistent and readable code style.
• (8 points) Initialize Husky to manage Git hooks, automating tasks such as code formatting and linting checks during the commit process.
• (10 points) Install and configure Jest or Vitest as the testing framework for the project, enabling comprehensive testing of code functionality.

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Development Scripts (15 points)

• (5 points) Create a script for running ESLint across the codebase, enabling quick and efficient identification of coding style issues and potential errors.
• (5 points) Create a script for running Prettier across the codebase, simplifying code formatting and ensuring uniform code style.
• (5 points) Create a script for running Jest or Vitest tests, streamlining the process of executing tests and generating reports on test outcomes.

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Comprehensive README (19 points)

• (10 points) Add a thorough README file in the repository, describing the project, its purpose, and the technology stack used.
• (5 points) Clearly document all available scripts (e.g., for running ESLint, Prettier, and Jest or Vitest tests) and their usage in the README file.
• (4 points) Provide detailed instructions for setting up and running the project locally, ensuring newcomers and contributors can quickly get started.

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