Digital clock using with the help of html, css, javascript, api testing
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
The core of my web app is already live on a Node.js back-end with a JavaScript/HTML/CSS front-end that relies on Fabric.js for the interactive canvas. What’s still missing is the real-time layer: users need to exchange messages inside the app and have those same messages appear instantly on WhatsApp.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Wire real-time messaging into the existing codebase, preferably with Socket.io (or a comparable WebSocket solution you trust).
• Connect that messaging stream to WhatsApp through the official Business API or another compliant gateway so that every in-app chat is mirrored to a WhatsApp conversation and vice-versa.
• Keep everything responsive and in line with the current UI; no jarring style changes.
• Deliver clean, well-commented code plus a short README that explains how to deploy, obtain API credentials, and run basic tests.
The current repository is organised and well documented, so you’ll have a clear starting point. If you’re comfortable with Node.js event handling, front-end JavaScript, Fabric.js widgets, and WhatsApp API constraints, this should be a focused sprint rather than a marathon. I’m on standby to answer questions quickly and can provide access to a staging server for live testing.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Wire real-time messaging into the existing codebase, preferably with Socket.io (or a comparable WebSocket solution you trust).
• Connect that messaging stream to WhatsApp through the official Business API or another compliant gateway so that every in-app chat is mirrored to a WhatsApp conversation and vice-versa.
• Keep everything responsive and in line with the current UI; no jarring style changes.
• Deliver clean, well-commented code plus a short README that explains how to deploy, obtain API credentials, and run basic tests.
The current repository is organised and well documented, so you’ll have a clear starting point. If you’re comfortable with Node.js event handling, front-end JavaScript, Fabric.js widgets, and WhatsApp API constraints, this should be a focused sprint rather than a marathon. I’m on standby to answer questions quickly and can provide access to a staging server for live testing.
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