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Mp/dynamic packet results #148

Closed mvpoyatt closed 4 months ago

mvpoyatt commented 4 months ago

This is a PR to display searches with an array of results in the existing table, while displaying single-packet results in a pop-up modal

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Walkthrough

In this update, the Packets component and associated API handling were enhanced to support a new search functionality based on resType. This includes changes to both frontend and backend to manage, request, and display packet data based on different search types such as 'all', 'tx-hash', 'sender', or 'id'.

Changes

File Change Summary
app/(routes)/packets/page.tsx Added resType state, renamed searchHash to searchValue, refactored search function to searchPackets.
app/api/packets/request-handlers.ts Added type field to PacketRes interface and initializations of the type values based on context.
app/api/packets/route.ts Modified to return the entire packetRes object instead of just packetRes.packets.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PacketsPage as Packets Page
    participant PacketsAPI as Packets API
    participant Database

    User->>PacketsPage: Enter search criteria
    PacketsPage->>PacketsAPI: Request packet data (with resType and searchValue)
    PacketsAPI->>Database: Query packets based on resType and searchValue
    Database-->>PacketsAPI: Return queried results
    PacketsAPI-->>PacketsPage: Return packetRes (including type and packets)
    PacketsPage-->>User: Display packets based on resType

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In our app, packets flow through, With search types new, like morning dew. From hashes to senders, all data we find, With updated code, it's sleek and refined. Bravo to code, our app shines anew!

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