Ch.13 | 0 to 1 Flutterflow: Building a Search Functionality

Build a screen to allow the user to search through all the recipes in the database. Run a Query Collection to retrieve a list of recipe items on the home-page itself and learn how to create dynamic children based on that list. Autocomplete the user's input based on recipe names. Run a simple search action to check and navigate to a separate search page and send over the search query and search results. Use initial content to display the search query in the input. Use an app-state variable to store whether or not the search is active. Use conditional visibility to display the search results in a grid view. Use conditional visibility on buttons to allow the user to clear the search query and search for something else. Navigate to the page the user is currently on to send over new search information.
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