How would that differ from CTRL-F in the browser?

How would that differ from CTRL-F in the browser?

I believe this would filter the results, rather than jump to the next/previous occurrence. It could be useful for showing tests within a certain class, etc.

Since you're already using a table to display results, you could use datatables api to achieve sorting and searching with minimal code https://datatables.net/examples/api/regex.html

I spent some time looking into this and using datatables might not be as simple as it sounds in this case. The problem is that we use multiple tags and datatables doesn't know how to handle them. I can think of 2 potential solutions to this problem:

1 - Restructure the table so it will have a single tag and everything else will be . We can still collapse/hide these rows fairly easy, since they already have a different class.

2 - Keep everything as it is and use a different solution to do the search. It'll probably need to be written from scratch.

I'm leaning towards #1 as it will give us a better structured html and we can benefit from all the other features provided by datatables (sorting, styling, row grouping, etc), but I'm open to suggestions.