Single Page Application for managing a collection of radio-controlled cars:
start and stop their engines, run races, and track results.
Implements the requirements of the Async Race task.

⚠️ Important:
The UI (frontend) and server mock are stored in separate repositories.
To make the app work locally, you must clone and run the server mock.
See instructions below 👇

• About the Project
• Technologies
• Features
• Prerequisites
• Quick Start (Local Setup)
• Running the Server Mock

• Two main views: Garage and Winners, each with pagination and persistent state.
• CRUD operations for cars (name, color) and bulk generation of 100 random cars.
• Engine start/stop controls and car movement animations.
• A Race button to start all cars simultaneously and determine the winner.
• Winners table showing number of wins and best time, with sorting and pagination.
• Fully responsive design (works on screens ≥500 px).

• TypeScript (strict typing, no any, no assertions)
• Vanilla JS + TS — no frameworks like React, Angular, Vue, etc.
• Vite — bundler used for local development
• Bootstrap CSS — for styling only
• Modular architecture separating API, UI, and state management

• Node.js ≥ 16
• npm
• Server Mock (must be cloned and running, see below)

git clone https://github.com/liakh83/async-race
cd async-race

npm install

git clone https://github.com/mikhama/async-race-api
Start the server mock