This App is about providing user with wint interface to manipulate with vehicles on google map. User can add/remove/edit/move vehicles on interactive google map.
Implement managing fleet of vehicles according to Figma design and provided Rest API.
API key ***
Initialize map with zoom level set to 12.
App should use Google map to show vehicles that are returned by /vehicles endpoint that are not hidden, i.e. that have enabled property set to true. Sidebar should show all vehicles respecting the enabled field.
Vehicle pins on the map should be movable. When the pin is moved, corresponding vehicle latitude and longitude should be updated using PATCH /vehicle/{ID} request.
Click anywhere on the map triggers the “Add new vehicle” form which has latitude and longitude fields pre-populated by coordinates where the map was clicked.
Click to edit a vehicle shows the same form as for adding new vehicles except that form title should be “Edit vehicle”.
Click to delete a vehicle first shows native confirmation dialog and removes vehicle from the sidebar list and the map.
Hiding vehicle removes vehicle from the map but leaves it in the sidebar list with name grayed out.
Create simple vehicle page with vehicle information, and map with a pin location on it
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