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[next] Issue 1500 - Port SearchInput to NEXT.js #1580

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18 changes: 18 additions & 0 deletions src/frontend/next/src/components/SearchInput/SearchInput.tsx
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import PostSearchInput from './PostSearchInput';
import AuthorSearchInput from './AuthorSearchInput';

type searchInputProps = {
text: string;
onTextChange: Function;
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same question here as in #1581 , should we be more specific about the type here? Maybe EventHandler instead of Function

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It's an onChange event so ChangeEvent is the type here, same as in #1581
Fix that, and this LGTM

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Let's do it in a follow-up PR, because we are drilling a lot of stuff here. After getting everything working we will need to create an interface to SearchPage's components and a context. These functions are connected to how we build the URL query of a search. So I believe that we need to be care full with that. It's working now. Let's keep this for now.

I'm opening an issue for the next step (interface and context) now.

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Sounds good

searchFilter: string;
};

const SearchInput = ({ text, onTextChange, searchFilter }: searchInputProps) => {
return searchFilter === 'author' ? (
<AuthorSearchInput text={text} onChange={(event) => onTextChange(event.target.value)} />
) : (
<PostSearchInput text={text} onChange={(event) => onTextChange(event.target.value)} />
);
};

export default SearchInput;