TamBoon is Thai word for making a merit. The app consists of two parts:

1. A server-side API.
2. An iOS or Android application

Two example implementations are availble for you to use:

• A Go implementation (with a pre-compiled OS X binary) is provided inside the tamboon-server folder with a Makefile for building and running it.
• A Swagger API automatic server

You will need to obtain an Omise API key in order to start the Go implementation.

$ cd tamboon-server $ export OMISE_SKEY=skey_your_omise_key $ make run

The server should have 2 endpoints:

1. GET /charities - This endpoint should return a JSON list of charities similar to the following:

   [ { "id": 0, "name": "Ban Khru Noi", "logo_url": "http://rkdretailiq.com/news/img-corporate-baankrunoi.jpg" }, { "id": 1, "name": "Habitat for Humanity Thailand", "logo_url": "http://www.adamandlianne.com/uploads/2/2/1/6/2216267/3231127.gif" }, { "id": 2, "name": "Paper Ranger", "logo_url": "https://myfreezer.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/paperranger.jpg" }, { "id": 3, "name": "Makhampom", "logo_url": "http://www.makhampom.net/makhampom/ppcms/uploads/UserFiles/Image/Thai/T14Publice/2554/January/Newyear/logoweb.jpg" } ]

2. POST /donations - This endpoint should accepts a JSON payload similar to the following:

   { "name": "John Smith", "token": "tokn_test_123", "amount": 10000 }

   The server should then creates a charge using the supplied token against the Omise API.

DOs

• Use the Omise API in test mode.
• (Optional) Use one of the many Omise integration library.
• Use HTTP status codes to indicate success/failure.
• Write clean, readable and well-structured code.
• Version-control with Git and write good commit messages.
• (Bonus) Write concise and well-targeted tests.
• (Bonus) Follow good security principles.

DONTs

Since this is just a quick test, you do not need to spend time on:

• Database or any persistent storage. Charity list can be hard-coded.
• Authentication.
• HTTP Content-Type negotiation.
• Any form of caching.
• Deal with any foreign currency exchanges.

The application should use the default platform style and should consists of two screens:

1. Charity list screen. - Load list of charities from the /charities server-side endpoint and display them using ListView (Android) or UITableView (iOS). Tapping a charity should bring up the next screen.

2. Charity donation screen. - Shows a credit card number entry form and a field to enter donation amount in THB. Submitting the form should displays a progress spinner and send data to the /donations endpoint in the background. After everything is complete, bring up the next screen.

3. Success screen. - Shows a simple dismiss button that goes back to the first screen.

DOs

• Handles HTTP status codes properly.
• (Optional) Use one of the Omise-provided Mobile SDKs.
• Write clean, readable and well-structured code.
• Follow good platform development guidelines where applicable.
• Version-control with Git and write good commit messages.
• (Bonus) Handles network failure gracefully.
• (Bonus) Follow good security principles.
• (Bonus) Follow good UI/UX principles.
• (Bonus) UI Tests.

DONTs

Since this is just a quick test, you do not need to spend time on:

• Database, persistent storage or any form of caching.