Single-Page Duffel Flight API Integration
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I need a clean, single-page solution that talks directly to the Duffel flight API. The goal is to pull live airline data, present it clearly, and let a user move right through to a reservation without leaving the page.
The page must surface all three core data sets that Duffel exposes for commercial use:
• Flight schedules
• Fare information
• Booking and reservations
Here’s what I’m after in practical terms. A user enters origin, destination, dates, and passenger count. Your code calls Duffel, authenticates with my test credentials, retrieves the itineraries, shows schedules alongside accurate, up-to-the-second fares, and then walks the user through seat selection and booking, finishing with Duffel’s order creation endpoint. A lightweight back-end (Node/Express or comparable) can sit behind the page to keep the keys safe; the front-end itself can be vanilla JavaScript, React, Vue, or whatever you’re fastest with—as long as loading times stay minimal.
Deliverables
1. Fully functional, self-contained single page wired to Duffel’s sandbox environment
2. Clear, commented source code (front-end and any back-end helper)
3. A short README so I can drop in my own keys and deploy
If you’ve integrated Duffel or similar flight platforms before, that’s a big plus. Let me know your stack preference and timeline, and I’ll get credentials over to you right away.
The page must surface all three core data sets that Duffel exposes for commercial use:
• Flight schedules
• Fare information
• Booking and reservations
Here’s what I’m after in practical terms. A user enters origin, destination, dates, and passenger count. Your code calls Duffel, authenticates with my test credentials, retrieves the itineraries, shows schedules alongside accurate, up-to-the-second fares, and then walks the user through seat selection and booking, finishing with Duffel’s order creation endpoint. A lightweight back-end (Node/Express or comparable) can sit behind the page to keep the keys safe; the front-end itself can be vanilla JavaScript, React, Vue, or whatever you’re fastest with—as long as loading times stay minimal.
Deliverables
1. Fully functional, self-contained single page wired to Duffel’s sandbox environment
2. Clear, commented source code (front-end and any back-end helper)
3. A short README so I can drop in my own keys and deploy
If you’ve integrated Duffel or similar flight platforms before, that’s a big plus. Let me know your stack preference and timeline, and I’ll get credentials over to you right away.
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