This is a single-page application (SPA) that allows an admin to search for users of a bot. The application displays a list of bot users, with each user represented by their avatar and name. The admin can filter the list of users by entering a search query, and the list will automatically update to show only the matching users.
The application uses Mirage.js to simulate an API for fetching user data.
- Displays a list of bot users, with each user represented by their avatar and name.
- Allows the admin to filter the list of users by entering a search query.
- Uses Mirage.js to simulate an API for fetching user data.
- The application is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- The user data is stored in a local array and fetched using Mirage.js to simulate an API.
- The application uses Bootstrap for styling.
- Open the SPA in a web browser.
- Enter a search query in the search input field.
- The list of users will automatically update to show only the matching users.
The application simulates an API using Mirage.js. The API has the following endpoint:
GET /api/users?searchTerm={value}
: Returns a list of users that match the search query. The response includes the following fields:result
: An array of user objects, where each object has the following fields:id
: The user's ID.name
: The user's name.avatarUrl
: The URL of the user's avatar.
nextPageUrl
: The URL of the next page of results (if available).previousPageUrl
: The URL of the previous page of results (if available).
- The application currently only supports searching by user name. In the future, it may be expanded to support searching by other user attributes.
- The application assumes that there may be more than one million users in a single bot.
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