✨ Recent Searches Feature Implementation

📝 Description

Added comprehensive Recent Searches functionality throughout the FinTechForge application. Users can now see and quickly access their previous search queries for both stocks and news. The feature stores up to 10 most recent searches per category in localStorage, providing convenient access to previously searched items. Users can click on any recent search to quickly repeat it, remove individual searches, or clear the entire search history for that category.

🛠 Changes

- Added RecentSearchService - A comprehensive service to manage search history in localStorage with methods

for adding, removing, and retrieving recent searches

- Created RecentSearches component - A reusable UI component that displays recent searches as clickable

buttons with Tailwind styling

- Integrated with Stock Search (StockPage) - Added recent searches display on the stock analysis page with

one-click access to previous searches

- Integrated with News Search (NewsPage) - Added recent searches functionality to the market news page

- Implemented type-specific search histories - Maintains separate histories for stock and news searches

- Added full CRUD functionality - Users can click searches, remove individual items, or clear entire

history

- Persistent storage - Searches are maintained across browser sessions

📁 Files Modified

- src/services/RecentSearchService.ts - Core service for managing search history

- src/components/RecentSearches.tsx - Reusable UI component for displaying recent searches

- src/pages/News.tsx - Integrated recent searches functionality into news page

- src/pages/Dashboard/StockPage.tsx - Added recent searches to stock analysis page

✅ Checklist

- ✅ No linter errors

- ✅ All files properly formatted

- ✅ Components tested individually

- ✅ Integration tested between all components

- ✅ localStorage functionality tested

- ✅ UI follows existing application styling

- ✅ Responsive design maintained

- ✅ Feature works across different search types (stock/news)