Implement Contract History and Favorites

[Bismanpal-Singh]

Description

Allow users to save, view, and manage their previously generated contracts. This feature will improve user experience by providing access to their contract history and allowing them to mark favorites for quick access.

Expected Behavior

• Users can view a history of all their generated contracts
• Users can mark contracts as favorites
• Users can search and filter through their contract history
• Users can re-generate or modify previous contracts
• History should persist across browser sessions

Technical Details

• Files to create: src/components/ContractHistory.tsx, src/hooks/useContractHistory.ts
• Files to modify: src/services/Chatbot.tsx, src/components/ui/chatbot.css
• Skills needed: React, TypeScript, Local Storage, State Management
• Difficulty: Intermediate

Acceptance Criteria

• Create a ContractHistory component with list/grid view
• Implement local storage for persisting contract history
• Add favorite/unfavorite functionality
• Include search and filter capabilities
• Add ability to re-generate contracts from history
• Show contract metadata (name, date, type)
• Add proper TypeScript interfaces for contract history items
• Implement proper error handling for storage operations

Getting Started

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch: git checkout -b feature/contract-history
3. Design the contract history data structure
4. Implement the useContractHistory hook
5. Build the ContractHistory component
6. Integrate with the main chatbot interface
7. Test persistence and functionality
8. Submit a pull request

Resources

• React Hooks Documentation
• Local Storage API
• Existing message structure in src/services/Chatbot.tsx

Labels

enhancement good first issue hacktoberfest

[fareskebeh]

I'll check this one out, could you assign me? :)

[Bismanpal-Singh]

Assigned to @fareskebeh , let me know if you need any help or have doubts!

[sAVItar02]

I can look into this as well if it hasn't been completed already, let me know.

[Bismanpal-Singh]

Yeah, looks like @fareskebeh is no longer involved in this. You can work on this issue @sAVItar02.