Convert HTML template into Flask app and deploy on Heroku
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I'm looking for a Senior Flask / Python Developer to convert a HTML/CSS template into a Flask application, fetch page data from an API and render it on the page.
You must have experience working with HTML/CSS to ensure the data you load onto the page is shown correctly and does not break the layout that is already created.
**Task overview:**
1. Create and deploy empty Flask app to Heroku
2. Add existing HTML/CSS + static files to Flask app
3. Modify HTML to convert into Flask templates with data loaded from API
3. Setup routing to handle inbound HTTP requests
**More details...**
The website is currently built using the Silicon Bootstrap template and uses Gulp to compile from SCSS into static HTML/CSS/JS files. In Flask, the CSS/JS files will exist in /static/ and you can then make each HTML file into a template with dynamic content.
The data being displayed on the website will be fetched from an RESTful API. To fetch data for the page, you will make a simple GET request and the API will return JSON data which should be parsed and displayed onto the page.
For example:
[Misc. Content] GET https://api.domain.com/website/?pageData=featuredPlaylists
[Page Content] GET https://api.domain.com/website/?playlistSlug=coachella
For routing, each inbound HTTP request will be structured as follows:
Route 1 (View homepage) : domain.com / [locale] /
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/index.html
Route 2 (View all) : domain.com / [locale] / playlists /
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-viewall.html
Route 2 (View single): domain.com / [locale] / playlists / [slug]
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-jacobcollier.html
Route 3 (View single #2): domain.com / [locale] / playlists / [tag] / [slug]
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-jacobcollier.html
When handling a request, extract [slug] and use this to fetch the correct data from the API. You should also use [locale] to determine which language to render in the HTML. You will also use the locale information to ensure the correct metadata is set in the HEAD.
You must have experience working with HTML/CSS to ensure the data you load onto the page is shown correctly and does not break the layout that is already created.
**Task overview:**
1. Create and deploy empty Flask app to Heroku
2. Add existing HTML/CSS + static files to Flask app
3. Modify HTML to convert into Flask templates with data loaded from API
3. Setup routing to handle inbound HTTP requests
**More details...**
The website is currently built using the Silicon Bootstrap template and uses Gulp to compile from SCSS into static HTML/CSS/JS files. In Flask, the CSS/JS files will exist in /static/ and you can then make each HTML file into a template with dynamic content.
The data being displayed on the website will be fetched from an RESTful API. To fetch data for the page, you will make a simple GET request and the API will return JSON data which should be parsed and displayed onto the page.
For example:
[Misc. Content] GET https://api.domain.com/website/?pageData=featuredPlaylists
[Page Content] GET https://api.domain.com/website/?playlistSlug=coachella
For routing, each inbound HTTP request will be structured as follows:
Route 1 (View homepage) : domain.com / [locale] /
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/index.html
Route 2 (View all) : domain.com / [locale] / playlists /
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-viewall.html
Route 2 (View single): domain.com / [locale] / playlists / [slug]
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-jacobcollier.html
Route 3 (View single #2): domain.com / [locale] / playlists / [tag] / [slug]
Template: https://my.musicmagic.io/playlists-jacobcollier.html
When handling a request, extract [slug] and use this to fetch the correct data from the API. You should also use [locale] to determine which language to render in the HTML. You will also use the locale information to ensure the correct metadata is set in the HEAD.