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We will turn the offer search editable, allowing the user to type the offer name.
It cannot take much time to show the offer searched.
We have to warn the user when the offer does not exist in appear on the list.
It needs to search in the list for every offer that contains containing at least three characters of the name in any part of it (beginning, middle, ending) according to what was typed.
Space won’t count as a character to the three characters limitation
It should consider every character typed as lowercase to search when searching in the list.
Space won’t count as a character.
It should always show Sanity offer in an increasing alphabetical order.
It should have a temporary feature flag to ensure everything is working fine, such as
enable-search-assigned-offers.
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Test Scenario | Result | Screenshots |
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Show the entire offers list |
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Show only offers with a specific character or words typed |
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Show a warning error for absent offer in the list |
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Specific search scenarios
For the following scenarios we are going to consider that there’s just one offer name to be searched: Ice Brioche And Drink
Search Scenario | Result |
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"ic e" | The space will break the word, and it will look for any offer that has its name in any part of it "ic" nd the next word starting with "e" => No results for "ic e" |
"ice" | It will look for any offer that has its name in any part of it "ice" => Ice Brioche And Drink |
"nd " | It won't look for any offer, because it didn't reach the 3 characters limitation => No results for "nd " |
"nd d" | The space will break the word, and it will look for any offer that has its name in any part of it "nd" and the next word starting with "d" => Ice Brioche And Drink |
"iceb" | It will look for any offer that has its name in any part of it "iceb" => No results for "iceb |