Chrome extension developer -- 2
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
Assignment Details: Chrome Extension Modification
Assignment Deadline: September 28th, 2023
Assignment Description:
Your task is to identify the hook from where coupon data is fetched within our Chrome extension. The hook currently returns JSON format data. However, instead of the hook returning the data, we want you to save the same data and configure the extension to read it from your system, localhost, or any other URL, such as GitHub or any public hosting location.
Instructions (Step-by-Step):
1) Identify the Hook:
Start by examining the Chrome extension's codebase to identify the specific function or hook responsible for fetching coupon data.
2) Modify the Code:
Once you've identified the hook, modify the code to save the fetched data to a JSON file.
3) Host the JSON File:
Host the JSON file containing the coupon data on your preferred location. This can be your local machine (localhost) or any public URL (e.g., GitHub).
4) Update the Extension:
Update the extension code to read the coupon data from the URL where you hosted the JSON file.
5) Append Your Name:
Ensure that the JSON file includes your name appended to one of the coupon codes.
6) Testing:
Test the modified extension to confirm that it fetches the coupon data correctly from the new source your hosted JSON file and displays it in the extension.
Submission:
Once you have completed the assignment, please submit the modified code along with instructions on how to test it and need a video of all the modifications
Assignment Deadline: September 28th, 2023
Assignment Description:
Your task is to identify the hook from where coupon data is fetched within our Chrome extension. The hook currently returns JSON format data. However, instead of the hook returning the data, we want you to save the same data and configure the extension to read it from your system, localhost, or any other URL, such as GitHub or any public hosting location.
Instructions (Step-by-Step):
1) Identify the Hook:
Start by examining the Chrome extension's codebase to identify the specific function or hook responsible for fetching coupon data.
2) Modify the Code:
Once you've identified the hook, modify the code to save the fetched data to a JSON file.
3) Host the JSON File:
Host the JSON file containing the coupon data on your preferred location. This can be your local machine (localhost) or any public URL (e.g., GitHub).
4) Update the Extension:
Update the extension code to read the coupon data from the URL where you hosted the JSON file.
5) Append Your Name:
Ensure that the JSON file includes your name appended to one of the coupon codes.
6) Testing:
Test the modified extension to confirm that it fetches the coupon data correctly from the new source your hosted JSON file and displays it in the extension.
Submission:
Once you have completed the assignment, please submit the modified code along with instructions on how to test it and need a video of all the modifications