The user story outlines the creation of a new component view that will display a list of states containing a given substring. The view must include an input field for entering the substring. The displayed list should be sorted alphabetically and automatically update as the user types. The substring used for filtering should also be displayed separately. Additionally, if there are no matching states, a message indicating this should be shown, and when the input field is empty, all states should be displayed.
Acceptance Criteria:
Component Creation: Verify that the new component, referred to as the "states view," is created as specified.
Input Field: Confirm that the component includes an input field that allows users to enter a substring.
Filtering and Sorting: Validate that the view displays a list of states in alphabetical order, filtered based on the entered substring, and that it updates dynamically as the user types.
Substring Display: Ensure that the substring used for filtering is displayed separately from the input field.
No Matching States: Check that the component correctly handles scenarios where there are no matching states by displaying an appropriate message.
Empty Substring: Confirm that when the input field is empty, all states are displayed.
Functional Analysis:
Input Validation: Test the input field to ensure it accepts the substring and handles various inputs, including special characters, numbers, and whitespace.
Filtering: Verify that the list of states is correctly filtered based on the entered substring, ignoring case differences, and that the list updates as the user types.
Sorting: Ensure that the list of states is sorted alphabetically.
Substring Display: Confirm that the component displays the substring used for filtering in a separate element.
No Matching States Handling: Test scenarios where there are no matching states and check that the component displays the appropriate message.
Empty Substring Handling: Check that when the input field is empty, all states are displayed without any issues.
Performance:
Assess the performance of the component, especially when dealing with a large dataset of states. Ensure that filtering and sorting operations do not result in noticeable lag.
User Experience:
Evaluate the user experience by testing the automatic updating of the list as the user types and ensure that it is smooth and responsive.
Accessibility: Confirm that the user interface elements, including the input field and displayed elements, are accessible and follow accessibility standards.
The user story outlines the creation of a new component view that will display a list of states containing a given substring. The view must include an input field for entering the substring. The displayed list should be sorted alphabetically and automatically update as the user types. The substring used for filtering should also be displayed separately. Additionally, if there are no matching states, a message indicating this should be shown, and when the input field is empty, all states should be displayed.
Acceptance Criteria: Component Creation: Verify that the new component, referred to as the "states view," is created as specified. Input Field: Confirm that the component includes an input field that allows users to enter a substring. Filtering and Sorting: Validate that the view displays a list of states in alphabetical order, filtered based on the entered substring, and that it updates dynamically as the user types. Substring Display: Ensure that the substring used for filtering is displayed separately from the input field. No Matching States: Check that the component correctly handles scenarios where there are no matching states by displaying an appropriate message. Empty Substring: Confirm that when the input field is empty, all states are displayed. Functional Analysis: Input Validation: Test the input field to ensure it accepts the substring and handles various inputs, including special characters, numbers, and whitespace. Filtering: Verify that the list of states is correctly filtered based on the entered substring, ignoring case differences, and that the list updates as the user types. Sorting: Ensure that the list of states is sorted alphabetically. Substring Display: Confirm that the component displays the substring used for filtering in a separate element. No Matching States Handling: Test scenarios where there are no matching states and check that the component displays the appropriate message. Empty Substring Handling: Check that when the input field is empty, all states are displayed without any issues. Performance: Assess the performance of the component, especially when dealing with a large dataset of states. Ensure that filtering and sorting operations do not result in noticeable lag. User Experience: Evaluate the user experience by testing the automatic updating of the list as the user types and ensure that it is smooth and responsive. Accessibility: Confirm that the user interface elements, including the input field and displayed elements, are accessible and follow accessibility standards.