Convert Pascal Application to Web

I maintain a legacy desktop program written in Pascal and now need it re-imagined as a browser-based application. The goal is to keep every current feature intact while exposing the underlying logic through modern APIs, then presenting it in a clean, responsive web interface.

Here’s the workflow I have in mind:

• Re-factor or wrap the existing Pascal code so its core routines are callable from HTTP/REST endpoints.
• Build the web front-end (framework is flexible; React, Vue, Angular or even a light vanilla stack are all acceptable) that consumes those endpoints and mirrors the original UI/UX.
• Package the finished solution with clear deployment scripts and concise technical documentation so it can be dropped onto a standard Linux server.

Key points you’ll need to handle: data persistence, session management, and secure API design. If authentication, visualization dashboards, or additional integrations become necessary during the port, we can scope them in once the base application is stable.

I will supply the Pascal source, sample data, and a rundown of current workflows. Once the web version reproduces the full behaviour of the desktop tool and passes a brief acceptance test, the project is complete.