Function for Nodejs to update files
Employer
[no-member:pro]Artur[/no-member:pro]
Project parameters
Type of cooperationPeriodic employment
SectionWeb development, Web programming
Prepaymentwithout prepayment
Payment methodsBank transfer
Acceptance of requestsfrom Mar 19, 2020 until Mar 24, 2020
Project description
The services of a web programmer are required. You need a package or feature for Nodejs to update your files.
The algorithm is as follows:
1. Noda asks the third-party service for the latest version of the data. To request, use . The method Get, url requests to put into parameters.
2. The request will return JSON in the format {"version":"x.y.z"}
3. Compare the version (by all packet versioning rules) with the version from package.json running on the application node
4. If the version is smaller, then download WinRAR archive on the link, the address of which is to be put in the parameters.
5. Unpack the archive by observing the folder structure in it in the root folder of the application running on the node (replacing files)
6. Restart Windows service, the name of which is put in the settings.
Offer a price and a timeline. Payment on the card.
Long-term cooperation is possible. Stack: node, express. Mongo, react, redux
The algorithm is as follows:
1. Noda asks the third-party service for the latest version of the data. To request, use . The method Get, url requests to put into parameters.
2. The request will return JSON in the format {"version":"x.y.z"}
3. Compare the version (by all packet versioning rules) with the version from package.json running on the application node
4. If the version is smaller, then download WinRAR archive on the link, the address of which is to be put in the parameters.
5. Unpack the archive by observing the folder structure in it in the root folder of the application running on the node (replacing files)
6. Restart Windows service, the name of which is put in the settings.
Offer a price and a timeline. Payment on the card.
Long-term cooperation is possible. Stack: node, express. Mongo, react, redux
