Urgent ReactJS Fixes on AWS Deployed Project
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a React JS project, deployments are done through github and code is deployed to EC2 engines on AWs and on aws Amplify so knowledge on this is very paramount as this needs to be fixed in a couple of hours.
I need afew fixes done ton the mls system.
1. BSON data issue to be resolved
2. When a user is logged in and they don't have a subscription, the contacts button should be greyed and when clicked, a subscription modal to be popup asking the user to purchase a subscription in order to view the contact details.
3. I do have a trial package and I need also the contacts button to be greyed and when one needs to view them, they are prompted by the subscription modla to upgrade their account to the packages we already ahve which are Gold and Platinum( this packages are already designed and in the system)
4. I have a development package, on this package the account should only be able to see listings that are under development only.
the cod ewas deployed from Github, you'll be getting that access too. This needs to be resolved within a couple of hours as its just minor fixes nothing major.
Note: knowledge in reactjs, nodejs aws amplify, aws EC2 and Typescript is very paramount.
Minimal UI/UX changes will be needed.
I need afew fixes done ton the mls system.
1. BSON data issue to be resolved
2. When a user is logged in and they don't have a subscription, the contacts button should be greyed and when clicked, a subscription modal to be popup asking the user to purchase a subscription in order to view the contact details.
3. I do have a trial package and I need also the contacts button to be greyed and when one needs to view them, they are prompted by the subscription modla to upgrade their account to the packages we already ahve which are Gold and Platinum( this packages are already designed and in the system)
4. I have a development package, on this package the account should only be able to see listings that are under development only.
the cod ewas deployed from Github, you'll be getting that access too. This needs to be resolved within a couple of hours as its just minor fixes nothing major.
Note: knowledge in reactjs, nodejs aws amplify, aws EC2 and Typescript is very paramount.
Minimal UI/UX changes will be needed.