Fireflies.ai Backend Test

A Node.js backend service for managing meetings, tasks, and transcripts with MongoDB and Redis.

Prerequisites

• Node.js v22
• MongoDB
• Redis
• Docker (optional)

Local Development

git clone <repository-url>
cd backend-example
npm install
npm run seed
npm start

Docker Setup

docker-compose up -d

Services:

• Backend: localhost:3000
• MongoDB: localhost:27017
• Redis: localhost:6379

Endpoints

• GET /api/meetings

Retrieves all the meetings for the user. ✅

• POST /api/meetings

Create a new meeting with title, date, and participants. ✅

Payload:

{
  "title": "Meeting title",
  "date": "Meeting date",
  "participants": ["Participant 1", "Participant 2", "Participant 3"]
}

• GET /api/meetings/:id

Retrieve a specific meeting by ID. Include its tasks.

• PUT /api/meetings/:id/transcript

Update a meeting with its transcript.

Payload:

{
  "transcript": "Meeting transcript"
}

• POST /api/meetings/:id/summarize

Generate a summary and action items for a meeting (you can use a mock AI service for this). Once the AI service returns the action items, you should automatically create the tasks for this meeting.

• GET /api/tasks

Returns all the tasks assigned to the user

• GET /api/meetings/stats

Return statistics about meetings, such as the total number of meetings, average number of participants, and most frequent participants. Please follow the data structure defined in the router file.

• (Bonus) GET /api/dashboard

Return a summary of the user's meetings, including count and upcoming meetings, task counts by status, and past due tasks. The data structure is also defined in the endpoint file.

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

TODO

• add e2e tests leveragig testcontainers
• add infra as code using sst