Running from master
cards grid loads on render
card data is displayed with card
scrolling fetches and displays more results
sorting by set, artist, etc...is available
searching by card name yields first result
grid resizes, but does not reflow columns
Running from responsive-grid
cards grid loads on render
only card name is displayed with card as hover tooltip
scrolling fetches and displays more results
sorting by set, artist, etc...is available
searching by card name yields first result
grid reflows columns with window
App.js:
Apply sorting within switch statement to minimize arrays in memory.
Experiment with math on the window to load cards sooner
Fix duplicate keys contains hack to prevent duplicate cards w no urls or sets from filling grid.
CardsGrid.js:
Refactor from class component to functional component, might do this rn...
Find a solution that shows all card info AND reflows better than the gridList, like ScrollingCards does, but without the tooltip hack. Memo: ditch the tooltip hack.
Chips.js:
Move MUI styles from component to App.css
App.css, App.js:
Make Search Cards input responsive
Take more time to style the app
SearchForm.js:
Add card data tile.
Additional Functionality: Search, display and filter by artist, set, etc...
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