Add frontend for search#9
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TL;DR
Added a React component for task searching functionality.
What changed?
Created a new
frontend.jsxfile that implements aTaskSearchReact component. This component:/searchendpoint with the current search queryHow to test?
TaskSearchcomponent in your application/searchendpoint is properly implemented on the backendWhy make this change?
This component provides a user interface for searching tasks, allowing users to quickly find specific tasks by entering search terms. It improves the application's usability by providing real-time search functionality with appropriate loading and error states.