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This commit introduces a search bar component to the navigation pane. A corresponding API function to fetch search results has also been added. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
Replaced the manual dropdown search implementation with Material UI's Autocomplete component. This simplifies the Search component by removing unnecessary state and event handlers. The Autocomplete component also provides a better user experience by automatically filtering and displaying search results. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
The search component functionality was improved by making it more interactive and user-friendly. The search results now return the smallest unique path segment in case of duplicate names, enhancing user experience. The dropdown visibility is also managed based on the search results. This ensures that the dropdown only appears when there are actual search results. Additionally, the 'selectedRegion' state is now updated with detailed region information obtained from the API, providing more context to the user. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
The Search component has been updated to check if the selected region is the same as the search term, and if so, the function will return early. This change prevents unnecessary searches when the selected region and search term are identical. Additionally, the commit improves the function that transforms an option into a string representation, making it more robust. If the option is a string, it is returned directly. If it is not an object or does not have a name property, an empty string is returned. Lastly, the unnecessary console log in the onInputChange event handler has been removed. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughThe overall change introduces a search functionality to the frontend, allowing users to search for regions by name or path. It includes a new Changes
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frontend/README.md (2)
49-49: The addition of
Search.jsxto the directory structure is correctly documented.94-116: The Features section provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the new search functionality and its UI/UX considerations.
frontend/src/api/index.js (1)
- 80-91: The implementation of
fetchSearchResultscorrectly handles the 204 status code and errors, returning an empty array as expected.frontend/src/components/NavigationPane.jsx (1)
- 16-16: The integration of the
Searchcomponent into theNavigationPaneis correctly implemented and follows React best practices.frontend/src/components/Search.jsx (4)
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Searchcomponent is well-implemented, with debouncing and error handling in place. It follows React best practices for state management and effects.14-47: The
formatNamesfunction correctly handles the formatting of search result names, ensuring unique identification for regions with identical names.49-106: The useEffect hook in the
Searchcomponent is correctly implemented with debouncing and cleanup to prevent memory leaks and unnecessary API calls.117-187: The implementation of the Material-UI Autocomplete component within the
Searchcomponent is correct and follows best practices for responsive and accessible UI.
This commit refactors the ListOfRegions.jsx file to fetch the siblings of a selected region. The changes include: - Importing the `fetchAncestors` function from the API module. - Modifying the `fetchRegions` function to fetch the siblings of a selected region if it does not have any subregions. The process involves fetching the parent of the selected region (which is the second item in the ancestors array) and then fetching its subregions. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
This commit introduces the `useRef` hook inside the `Search` component in the frontend. The `useRef` hook is used to keep track of the `selectedRegion` and to determine whether the `selectedRegion` has changed. This is done to prevent unnecessary API calls when the `selectedRegion` has not actually been modified. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
Modified the Search component to allow force searching by pressing the Enter key. This change was implemented by creating a new state variable 'searchTerm' as an object with 'name' and 'force' properties. The 'force' property is set to true when the Enter key is pressed, triggering the fetchResults function to execute immediately rather than waiting for the user to stop typing. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
Updated `README.md` to include the documentation for the new search feature, explaining its UI/UX considerations and its interaction with the backend. Issue: #151 Signed-off-by: Nikolay Martyanov <ohmspectator@gmail.com>
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Description
This PR marks the introduction and subsequent enhancements of the search functionality in the application's frontend. It begins with the initial addition of a search bar in the navigation pane, followed by a series of improvements for better user experience and efficiency. These enhancements include the integration of Material UI's Autocomplete component, refined search logic, improved option string handling, and the ability to fetch siblings in the ListOfRegions.jsx. Additionally, comprehensive documentation for the new search feature has been added, covering UI/UX considerations and backend interaction.
Related Issues
Closes: #151
How Was This Tested?
Testing was conducted through hands-on interaction with the search feature. Various regions were searched to evaluate the UI response. This included testing with specific region names and partial path inputs (e.g., "Germany Berlin"), to assess the accuracy and efficiency of the search results. The performance of the Material UI's Autocomplete component, in terms of user experience and functionality, was also a key aspect of the testing.
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Additional Comments (if any):
This PR is a significant milestone in developing the application's frontend, providing a robust and user-friendly search functionality. Future iterations could focus on further optimizing backend interactions and refining UI/UX based on user feedback.
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