Need Python, Django Developer
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
The main website is located at https://solveforwhy.io/ and is powered by a platform called Uscreen (https://uscreen.tv/). Essentially, we're going to need to modify the code of that tool mentioned (Jonkerviewer) so that we can achieve the following:
Using the Uscreen API, directly connect the website to the tool so that current subscribers to their Uscreen-powered website will also automatically gain access to the tool. If they cancel their subscription, or it ends, then we'll want their access to the tool to be automatically revoked, as well. The modified version of the tool will then be embedded into a page of the Uscreen-powered site, so that visitors do not need to go to a different website to access the tool.
Effectively, we would need the Uscreen-powered site to communicate with the customized version of this tool (Jonkerviewer) and automatically enable access to it for people that have an active subscription on the Uscreen-powered main website. If a user’s subscription has expired or been canceled then we would want their access to the tool to stop effective on the date that their account becomes fully canceled or expired. We will also want to customize the look of this tool so that it more or less matches the look and feel of the main website, and then we will want to embed the tool (somehow) onto a page on the client’s Uscreen-powered website so that it looks like it’s a part of the website and not a separate site.
Here is the Uscreen API document for reference: http://uscreen.io/api/publisher.html
Using the Uscreen API, directly connect the website to the tool so that current subscribers to their Uscreen-powered website will also automatically gain access to the tool. If they cancel their subscription, or it ends, then we'll want their access to the tool to be automatically revoked, as well. The modified version of the tool will then be embedded into a page of the Uscreen-powered site, so that visitors do not need to go to a different website to access the tool.
Effectively, we would need the Uscreen-powered site to communicate with the customized version of this tool (Jonkerviewer) and automatically enable access to it for people that have an active subscription on the Uscreen-powered main website. If a user’s subscription has expired or been canceled then we would want their access to the tool to stop effective on the date that their account becomes fully canceled or expired. We will also want to customize the look of this tool so that it more or less matches the look and feel of the main website, and then we will want to embed the tool (somehow) onto a page on the client’s Uscreen-powered website so that it looks like it’s a part of the website and not a separate site.
Here is the Uscreen API document for reference: http://uscreen.io/api/publisher.html