Fix React + Vite Frontend Build Issues for Capacitor iOS App (Seekly)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
My Internet Computer front-end (React + TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind, Radix UI, Capacitor) refuses to compile because several named exports are missing. The console keeps flagging the usual suspects—Label, Textarea, ScrollArea and a few Input components—so the Vite build aborts and Capacitor never reaches Xcode.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Identify every export/import mismatch that’s breaking the build, starting with the Label, Textarea, ScrollArea and Input elements and catching any other hidden offenders.
• Deliver a completely clean `npm run build` (no warnings, no errors).
• Run `npx cap sync ios`, open the generated workspace in Xcode and confirm the iOS target compiles and runs in the simulator.
Helpful experience: deep familiarity with React + Vite troubleshooting, Radix UI component structure, and Capacitor’s iOS flow. If you’ve shipped anything on DFINITY/Internet Computer before, that’s a bonus, but the Motoko canisters are already rock solid—I only need the front-end side fixed.
I’ll test your work by repeating the build steps on my machine and opening the Xcode project. Once everything compiles without a hiccup, we’re done.
Here’s what I need from you:
• Identify every export/import mismatch that’s breaking the build, starting with the Label, Textarea, ScrollArea and Input elements and catching any other hidden offenders.
• Deliver a completely clean `npm run build` (no warnings, no errors).
• Run `npx cap sync ios`, open the generated workspace in Xcode and confirm the iOS target compiles and runs in the simulator.
Helpful experience: deep familiarity with React + Vite troubleshooting, Radix UI component structure, and Capacitor’s iOS flow. If you’ve shipped anything on DFINITY/Internet Computer before, that’s a bonus, but the Motoko canisters are already rock solid—I only need the front-end side fixed.
I’ll test your work by repeating the build steps on my machine and opening the Xcode project. Once everything compiles without a hiccup, we’re done.