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Screenshot 2025-07-08 at 12 18 08 PM

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  • Refactor
    • Improved the product search functionality for clearer and more efficient behavior, including case-insensitive matching and alphabetical sorting of results.

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"""

Walkthrough

The searchProduct method in ProductSearch.vue was refactored for clarity and efficiency. The method now exits early for invalid input or mode, simplifies case-insensitive searching using includes, and sorts the filtered product list alphabetically in ascending order before displaying results.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
assets/src/frontend/components/ProductSearch.vue Refactored searchProduct method: improved control flow, simplified filtering, and added ascending alphabetical sorting of results.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ProductSearchComponent

    User->>ProductSearchComponent: Enters search input
    ProductSearchComponent->>ProductSearchComponent: searchProduct()
    alt Invalid input or mode
        ProductSearchComponent-->>ProductSearchComponent: Return (no action)
    else Valid input and mode
        ProductSearchComponent-->>ProductSearchComponent: Filter products (case-insensitive, includes)
        ProductSearchComponent-->>ProductSearchComponent: Sort filtered products (A-Z)
        ProductSearchComponent-->>User: Display sorted results
    end
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Sort item-list (search results) ascending (A > Z) instead of descending (Z > A) (#40)

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  • mrabbani

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A hop and a skip, the search is now bright,
Products in order, from A up to Z’s height.
No more confusion, just clarity found,
With names sorted neatly, results now abound.
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assets/src/frontend/components/ProductSearch.vue (2)

240-247: LGTM! Early returns improve code readability and performance.

The early return pattern is well-implemented here. It prevents unnecessary processing when there's no search input or when not in product mode, making the code more efficient and easier to follow.


258-258: Excellent sorting implementation that fulfills the PR objective.

The use of localeCompare() is the correct approach for sorting product names alphabetically. This method handles international characters properly and provides consistent sorting behavior across different locales, which is exactly what was requested in the PR objective.

Comment on lines 249 to 257
this.searchableProduct = this.products
.filter( ( product ) => {
const input = this.serachInput.toLowerCase();
return (
product.id.toString().includes( this.serachInput ) ||
product.name.toLowerCase().includes( input ) ||
product.sku.includes( this.serachInput )
);
})
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Address inconsistent case sensitivity in search filters.

The filtering logic is well-structured, but there's an inconsistency in case sensitivity handling:

  • Product name search is case-insensitive (converts both to lowercase)
  • SKU search is case-sensitive (uses original input)
  • ID search is case-sensitive (uses original input)

This inconsistency might confuse users who expect consistent search behavior across all fields.

Consider making all searches case-insensitive for consistency:

 this.searchableProduct = this.products
     .filter( ( product ) => {
         const input = this.serachInput.toLowerCase();
         return (
             product.id.toString().includes( this.serachInput ) ||
             product.name.toLowerCase().includes( input ) ||
-            product.sku.includes( this.serachInput )
+            product.sku.toLowerCase().includes( input )
         );
     })
     .sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name)); // Ascending by name
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this.searchableProduct = this.products
.filter( ( product ) => {
const input = this.serachInput.toLowerCase();
return (
product.id.toString().includes( this.serachInput ) ||
product.name.toLowerCase().includes( input ) ||
product.sku.includes( this.serachInput )
);
})
this.searchableProduct = this.products
.filter( ( product ) => {
const input = this.serachInput.toLowerCase();
return (
product.id.toString().includes( this.serachInput ) ||
product.name.toLowerCase().includes( input ) ||
product.sku.toLowerCase().includes( input )
);
})
.sort((a, b) => a.name.localeCompare(b.name)); // Ascending by name
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In assets/src/frontend/components/ProductSearch.vue around lines 249 to 257, the
search filtering logic inconsistently handles case sensitivity by making product
name search case-insensitive but SKU and ID searches case-sensitive. To fix
this, convert the search input and the SKU and ID fields to lowercase before
comparison, ensuring all searches are case-insensitive and consistent for better
user experience.

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