Creating and Running a Scrypt

We had a developer start the project, but can't finish it. Here are his notes. The project involves 2 stages. The first step is to execute the script which has been partially developed, by running a database through a website and recording the returned results along with the informationand benchmark it at 30K to 50K per sheet. Total inquires are 900K. The 2nd part of the project is to run the filtered names through a phone book registry preferred ([login to view URL]) or the whitepages API and scrape the contact information. Here are the past devs instructions My script for the teacher certification lookup is 90% complete, but it needs a few edits. Right now, it can only run on any computer with Microsoft Excel installed. Being that the script needs to run for several weeks to get all 900,000 names, your next engineer will have to revise the script to let it able to run 24/7 on another server - and afterwards will have to run the script on that server. I can write instructions for whatever other engineer you hire on how to use my script and what he/she will need to edit about it so it'll be ready to go. All the code I wrote and detailed instructions can be found at: [login to view URL] Any software engineer will be able to visit the github site, look at the issues in the ReadMe and know what to do next. Its a lot of code, so may take an engineer a few hours of reading through to understand. The ReadMe mentions all the issues that currently need to be addressed. If you want to write a job description for fiverr it should say: Need Node.js engineer familiar with Puppeteer, a Chrome Headless Browser. Engineer should also know how to run a script on AWS or a similar platform. We already have the script, it will just need a minor modification using the self-explanatory Google Spreadsheet API. And then the engineer will have to upload and run the Node.js script on AWS or a similar platform. FYI, the only minor modification is it needs to switch from Excel to Google Spreadsheets as mentioned in the Readme. Once you tell the engineer what you want done, they should be able to visit the github site, look at the ReadMe and will instantly know what to do next.