Data import settings page's 3rd pane for Job Profiles: Search box

Purpose: To be able to search existing settings for handling various job profiles. The search box will allow a user to filter the list of job profiles based on the entered string.

As a staff person
I want to be able to filter settings related to job profiles for the Data Import app
So that I can narrow down the results to work with them better

Live prototype:
https://xd.adobe.com/view/0bb2d8ab-aabd-4ff6-4d5a-faa59a93368e-7d83/

Brief video walk-through
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3slcv4v49qm92rv/2018-11-06-data-import-19.mp4?dl=0 (see 4:10-5:10 in the video)

Scenarios

1. Scenario 1
   • Given the Data Import Settings Job profiles
   • When a User wants to search/filter the existing job profiles
   • Then they should be able to enter data in the search box at the top of the 3rd pane (list of all existing job profiles). See attachment Jobs Search box.PNG
2. Scenario 2
   • Given a string entered into the search box
   • When a User presses Enter on their keyboard, or the Search button to the right of the Search box
   • Then FOLIO should check for that string against the following fields in the job profiles record:
     • Name
     • Tags Viktor - can we do this, even though we don't have a way of entering tags yet? Yes per Viktor
3. Scenario 3
   • Given a string entered into the search box
   • When a User views the list of existing job profiles
   • Then the entered text should be highlighted in the list
   • And the list should be filtered down to only display file job profiles that include that string, similar to attachment Filtered and highlighted.PNG
4. Scenario 4
   • Ensure automated testing coverage for this new code is 80% plus and confirm with screenshot

NOTES (See UIDATIMP-163)

• Consider changing the search (filter) to trigger without an explicit enter in the future. Some issues with that function in Inventory previously, so we're using the explicit Enter key or Enter button for now.
• Add a reset "x" in the search box to allow for the search data to be deleted without back-spacing. Since back-spacing works, this is a "nice to have" instead of a "must have"