Trie search Class

[itsomkathe]

Which issue does this refer to ?
Refer to #776

Brief description of the changes done

1. Created a small class for searching in data using trie

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[jschanker]

@itsomkathe Sorry I didn't respond to #776 (comment) before. I wasn't sure if you had a question about this? But yes, you shouldn't need to install anything. If you create the files with those test.js extensions, you should be able to see whether they pass/fail in the Tests tab on CodeSandbox. You can also run them with react-scripts test. By adding these files, the GitHub action will automatically run them: https://github.com/navgurukul/bhanwari-devi/actions/runs/3640682178/jobs/6145682318#step:4:775 . One way to organize unit tests is to place them in the directory that the component is located in.

[itsomkathe]

@itsomkathe Sorry I didn't respond to #776 (comment) before. I wasn't sure if you had a question about this? But yes, you shouldn't need to install anything. If you create the files with those test.js extensions, you should be able to see whether they pass/fail in the Tests tab on CodeSandbox. You can also run them with react-scripts test. By adding these files, the GitHub action will automatically run them: https://github.com/navgurukul/bhanwari-devi/actions/runs/3640682178/jobs/6145682318#step:4:775 . One way to organize unit tests is to place them in the directory that the component is located in.

Okay, I did now know it. I've written some tests. Will run it on sandbox and add it in the component directory. Thanks