Explore All Standard HTTP Methods HTTP Method Reference tool for network operations.

The tool's core functionality relies on the `useState` and `useMemo` hooks from React to manage its state and filter the list of HTTP methods based on user input. When a user types in the search bar, the `search` state is updated, triggering a re-render of the component. The `filtered` array is then computed using `useMemo`, which filters the `methods` array by checking if the search term is included in either the method name or its description. This filtered array is then mapped over to render individual method cards.

Under the hood, the tool uses JavaScript's built-in string methods like `toLowerCase()` and `includes()` to perform case-insensitive searches. The `InputWithHelp` component from the `/components/shared` directory handles user input and provides a hint for searching methods by name or keyword. The badge system is implemented using a separate `Badge` component, which takes a boolean prop `yes` to determine its color and text content.

The tool's layout is built using a mobile-first approach, with CSS classes like `glass-card`, `p-4`, and `text-sm` applied to various elements to achieve the desired styling. The example HTTP requests are displayed in a `pre` element with a fixed width, allowing users to scroll through long request bodies if needed. By utilizing these technologies and techniques, the tool delivers an interactive and informative experience for developers looking to understand HTTP methods.

The code also utilizes React's JSX syntax to render dynamic content, such as the method name badges and example requests. The `methods` array is defined using JavaScript object literals, with each method represented by an object containing properties like `method`, `safe`, `idempotent`, and `cacheable`. This data structure allows for easy iteration and filtering of the methods, making it simple to implement features like search and filtering.

The tool's state management is handled entirely on the client-side using React hooks, eliminating the need for server-side rendering or complex state synchronization logic. By leveraging these modern web development technologies, the tool provides a fast and responsive user experience, even when dealing with large datasets or complex queries.