Debug ReactJS+Firebase Jitsi Meet Video Conferencing App
Budget: €8 – €30 EUR
I developed an application that integrates ReactJS, Firebase, and JitsiMeet to form a videoconferencing system. Despite most functionalities working as expected, an unpredictable flaw has infrequently caused interference with the entry to videoconference. The impediment doesn't crash the app or generate a dead link; instead, nothing happens on the screen. Additionally, an on-screen error message appears but seems inconsistent.
Entering a videoconferencing room requires a unique jwt key that needs to be created. I don't know node js and I don't know how to glue the node backend to my react + firebase front app, so I found a jwt generator on github code in spring boot.
Not mastering Node JS and not knowing how to paste the Node backend to my Front React + Firebase app, I found a JWT Generator on GitHub Code in Spring Boot, it was a bit old but I corrected the code to modernize it and I deployed it to an online GCP bucket. My app react contact so this api to get the jwt key and allow a person to enter the meet.
It does it very well but I don't know if the handling of states in react sometimes makes the react app try to go faster without waiting to get the full API key.
I am seeking an experienced ReactJS and Firebase, specialist to undertake a comprehensive debugging process. The ideal candidate will possess:
- Proficiency in ReactJS and Firebase
- Expertise in troubleshooting and debugging JistiMeet-based applications
- Acumen in rectifying entry-level issues
- Capability of resolving on-screen error issues
The goal of this project is to restore flawless functionality to the videoconference entry system, ensuring that it works 100% of the time with no on-screen error messages.
Entering a videoconferencing room requires a unique jwt key that needs to be created. I don't know node js and I don't know how to glue the node backend to my react + firebase front app, so I found a jwt generator on github code in spring boot.
Not mastering Node JS and not knowing how to paste the Node backend to my Front React + Firebase app, I found a JWT Generator on GitHub Code in Spring Boot, it was a bit old but I corrected the code to modernize it and I deployed it to an online GCP bucket. My app react contact so this api to get the jwt key and allow a person to enter the meet.
It does it very well but I don't know if the handling of states in react sometimes makes the react app try to go faster without waiting to get the full API key.
I am seeking an experienced ReactJS and Firebase, specialist to undertake a comprehensive debugging process. The ideal candidate will possess:
- Proficiency in ReactJS and Firebase
- Expertise in troubleshooting and debugging JistiMeet-based applications
- Acumen in rectifying entry-level issues
- Capability of resolving on-screen error issues
The goal of this project is to restore flawless functionality to the videoconference entry system, ensuring that it works 100% of the time with no on-screen error messages.