I don't know where the bug originates. But it can only be that either
`previousResult` or `fetchMore` result is sometimes undefined. This
should make the function bullet-proof for these situations.
@alina-beck the CSS class `.ds-card-footer` gets in the way of the
`overflow: hidden` from the styleguide. The scoping avoids the issue.
Of course this is not a great solution and the whole file needs to be
refactored and fixed. I also see a lot of `<div>`s with a style
attribute. All of that is legacy code that survived for too long.
- we still add the imageAspectRatio for new posts, but we don't do
anything with the layout until we figure out how to add
imageAspectRatios for every post with an image in the database without
causing a big downtime
The story of SearchInput.vue throws errors because of line 81, dateTime. What must be included to fix this?
The search results shown by the frontend are sometimes differnt from the response of the backend. It shows no results found though there are results incoming.
Tests are not implemented yet.
By the way, I added *~ to .gitignore, which are the backups of emacs editor.
See the Storybook of SearchInput.
Problems:
* I found no way to separate the heading of the search results from the first item. Do we have to write a complete new component for this?
* The incoming data must by sorted by type before passed to the component. I added keys searchType and firstType, to identify the type (post/user) (may be as a locale) and to know when I have to place the heading.
I had to remove `| dateTime('dd.MM.yyyy')` in line 61 of the vue file due to issues with $i18n which surely can be easyly solved.
The idea is, that `results` is an object which contains the keys `posts` and `users`. The values are arrays with the search results.
By the way, I added *~ to .gitignore, which are the backups of emacs editor.
See the Storybook of SearchInput.
Problems:
* I found no way to separate the heading of the search results from the first item. Do we have to write a complete new component for this?
* The incoming data must by sorted by type before passed to the component. I added keys searchType and firstType, to identify the type (post/user) (may be as a locale) and to know when I have to place the heading.
By the way, I added *~ to .gitignore, which are the backups of emacs editor.
See the Storybook of SearchInput.
Problems:
* I found no way to separate the heading of the search results from the first item. Do we have to write a complete new component for this?
* The incoming data must by sorted by type before passed to the component. I added keys searchType and firstType, to identify the type (post/user) (may be as a locale) and to know when I have to place the heading.
I had to remove `| dateTime('dd.MM.yyyy')` in line 61 of the vue file due to issues with $i18n which surely can be easyly solved.
The idea is, that `results` is an object which contains the keys `posts` and `users`. The values are arrays with the search results.
By the way, I added *~ to .gitignore, which are the backups of emacs editor.
See the Storybook of SearchInput.
Problems:
* I found no way to separate the heading of the search results from the first item. Do we have to write a complete new component for this?
* The incoming data must by sorted by type before passed to the component. I added keys searchType and firstType, to identify the type (post/user) (may be as a locale) and to know when I have to place the heading.
I had to remove `| dateTime('dd.MM.yyyy')` in line 61 of the vue file due to issues with $i18n which surely can be easyly solved.
The idea is, that `results` is an object which contains the keys `posts` and `users`. The values are arrays with the search results.
