Node Red 4.0x Dashboard 2.0 Migration
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I'm looking for a skilled Node Red developer to migrate a single webpage from Dashboard 1.0 to Dashboard 2.0. The project involves using the Ui-template node and React to ensure the page is responsive and scales appropriately from PCs to mobile devices.
Key Requirements:
- Keep the current layout of the dashboard but make it responsive across all devices
- Retain data visualization widgets from Dashboard 1.0
- Implement tables and lists as the primary data visualization types on the new dashboard
Ideal Skills:
- Extensive experience with Node Red and its dashboard functionalities
- Proficient in using the Ui-template node and React
- Proven track record of creating responsive layouts for dashboards
Your role will be crucial in ensuring a seamless transition to the new dashboard while maintaining the usability and functionality of the previous version. Please provide examples of similar projects you've completed in your proposal. I look forward to your bid.
I will provide you with a JSON file that contains the current Dashboard 1 flow and representation.
I can then provide access through a VPN to a Virtual Machine running the latest Node Red where you can stage and test your development work.
Screenshot below of the current dashboard
This is populated from a number of node red context variables that are parsed (JS array of objects) and the OWM 3.0 API for weather data.
The Circular gauges need to be retained with an appropriate new version compatible with Dashboard 2.0
Craig
Key Requirements:
- Keep the current layout of the dashboard but make it responsive across all devices
- Retain data visualization widgets from Dashboard 1.0
- Implement tables and lists as the primary data visualization types on the new dashboard
Ideal Skills:
- Extensive experience with Node Red and its dashboard functionalities
- Proficient in using the Ui-template node and React
- Proven track record of creating responsive layouts for dashboards
Your role will be crucial in ensuring a seamless transition to the new dashboard while maintaining the usability and functionality of the previous version. Please provide examples of similar projects you've completed in your proposal. I look forward to your bid.
I will provide you with a JSON file that contains the current Dashboard 1 flow and representation.
I can then provide access through a VPN to a Virtual Machine running the latest Node Red where you can stage and test your development work.
Screenshot below of the current dashboard
This is populated from a number of node red context variables that are parsed (JS array of objects) and the OWM 3.0 API for weather data.
The Circular gauges need to be retained with an appropriate new version compatible with Dashboard 2.0
Craig