Fullstack development in React and Node.js on open source project

About us:
Web Agency using Prime CMS for a customer and need a feature to be added.

What were looking for:
An experienced web developer to add a feature on Prime CMS. The project is based on React.js and GraphQL. It uses Node.js in the backend.

To complete all the deliverables, the right developer will have experience in the following:
React.js
CSS
GraphQL
Node.js
able to set up a PSQL database local

The task is to extend the PrimeField interface and add a universal field that can load the UI from en external source. You can set the UI src URL in the Settings Component. In the Frontend, you need to load the external URL in an iframe and pass it down some save function. On this URL can by any static HTML file, that then be rendered as an input component. In the backend, all Data should be stored as Graphql type JSON. As step 2 you will provide a usage example and use this universal field to implement a Table field, with git but react-datasheet. The values should be saved with the Universal Field you created in step 1.

There is NO IE11 support required. We are satisfied if it works on Chrome, Firefox, Safari.

We are considered to keep external dependencies as low as possible. Thats why you have to ask and explain why you need them, before using any further external libs that are not in the project already.

Disclaimer: It should be clear that all rights to the code are transferred to us through the platform and there is no right to make the code publicly available afterward.

In your proposal, please share a brief summary of your experience and tell us about a recent web app you worked on and what was your part in.
About the recuiter
Member since Mar 14, 2020
Simon Dumas
from Pennsylvania, United States

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