Symfony + Vue.js Coding Test: Track Management Mini App

✨ Objective

Create a small web application to manage music tracks. Build a REST API with Symfony and a Vue.js frontend to interact with it. Keep it lightweight—the whole test should take ~90 minutes.

🔗 Part 1: Symfony Backend API

📂 Requirements

Build a REST API with the following capabilities:

Track entity:

• id (auto-incremented integer)
• title (string, required)
• artist (string, required)
• duration (integer, in seconds, required)
• isrc (string, optional, must match ^[A-Z]{2}-[A-Z0-9]{3}-\d{2}-\d{5}$)

🔍 API Endpoints

• GET /api/tracks - List all tracks
• POST /api/tracks - Create a new track
• PUT /api/tracks/{id} - Update an existing track

✅ Expectations

• Symfony 6+
• Doctrine ORM
• Form validation (e.g., NotBlank, Regex)
• JSON responses with validation errors
• No authentication required

📆 Bonus

• Use a service class for business logic
• Return clean error messages

🔧 Setup Instructions (Backend)

1. Clone the repository.
2. Run composer install
3. Copy .env to .env.local and configure your DB credentials
4. Run migrations:

   php bin/console doctrine:database:create
   php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

5. Run the Symfony server:

🎮 Part 2: Vue.js Frontend

🔧 Requirements

Build a small interface to:

• Display tracks in a table
• Create a new track via a form
• Edit an existing track via the same form

⚡ Tech Stack

• Vue 3 + Composition API
• Pinia (or reactive refs)
• Axios (or Fetch API)
• Basic validation feedback (required fields, ISRC format)

✅ Expectations

• List auto-updates after creating or editing
• Clear form on submit success
• Minimal styling needed

💡 Bonus

• Duration input as mm:ss, converted to seconds
• Modal or expandable form for editing

🔧 Setup Instructions (Frontend)

1. Navigate to the frontend/ directory
2. Install dependencies:
3. Run the dev server:
4. Ensure the API is accessible at http://localhost:8000/api/tracks

⏳ Time Budget

• Backend: ~45-60 mins
• Frontend: ~30-45 mins

⚖️ Evaluation Rubric

📖 Submission Instructions

• Submit code as a GitHub repo or ZIP file
• Ensure both backend and frontend run independently
• Include setup instructions in each folder (README.md)
• Leave comments where appropriate to explain design choices

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