Integration of Spellcheck Feature for Resume #31
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Fetch data and applies spellcheck to it
yalsaffar
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Sep 30, 2024
| {spellcheckResults | ||
| .filter((result) => result.after.length > 0) | ||
| .map((result, index) => ( | ||
| <div key={index}> |
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It works perfectly, but maybe make this as a table so it is easier to follow.
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Fetch resume data (experience, education, and skills), and calls spell-check endpoint to check for spelling errors, and returns suggestions for corrections.
Added a new button labeled "Check Spelling" that triggers the spellcheck feature. When clicked, it fetches resume data (if not already loaded), sends it to the spellcheck API, and displays the spelling correction suggestions.
The spellcheck results are displayed in a list, showing the original text and the suggested corrections.
Closes #7