Add Support for Muting Multiple Words or Phrases at Once #5366
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Adiciona funcionalidade para múltiplas palavras silenciadas separadas por vírgulas
Co-authored-by: Felipe Mateus <[email protected]>
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This pull request adds support for muting multiple words or phrases separated by commas. Previously, users could only mute one word at a time. This enhancement allows users to input several words or phrases in one action, improving efficiency when managing muted content.
Key Changes:
Updated submit Function:
Now accepts multiple words/phrases separated by commas.
Sanitizes and trims each word before submission.
Sends all words to the backend in a single request.
Sanitization and Validation:
Handles empty or invalid entries by trimming and ignoring them.
Maintains Compatibility:
The system still processes individual words as before, but now allows for batch submission.
Why This Change Matters:
Increased Efficiency: Users can mute multiple terms at once, saving time.
Enhanced Usability: Simplifies the process for managing multiple related terms.
Testing:
Verified single and multiple word inputs, ensuring correct handling and muting.
Validated edge cases like empty inputs or extra spaces.