[FEATURE] Add Global Search Functionality for Subjects and Topics#71
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Updated keyboard shortcut from 'Cmd/Ctrl + K' to '/' for focusing search.
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Related Issue
Fixes #8
Description
Implemented a lightweight global search system to improve navigation and content discoverability across openCSE.
Changes Made
Added reusable search components:
SearchBarSearchResultsSearchResultItemImplemented fuzzy search with relevance-based matching
Added keyboard shortcuts (
/,Escape)Created a centralized metadata system for subjects and chapters
Added dynamic chapter registration and search indexing
Refactored chapter pages to use metadata-driven architecture
Integrated search functionality into the navbar
Added documentation for the search system
The implementation is fully client-side, lightweight, and avoids unnecessary external dependencies while maintaining the existing UI consistency.
Type of Change
Screenshots / Demo
Desktop Demo
download.1.mp4
How Has This Been Tested?
npm run devExample Queries Tested
laplacepolymorphismpointerjavamathoopChecklist
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If AI tools were used, briefly explain how:
AI tools were used for development assistance, debugging, refactoring suggestions, and improving documentation while ensuring all implementation decisions and final code were manually reviewed and tested.
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