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Created Sep 25, 2018 by Zac Wood@zwood2Owner

Fill the search bar with the current query parameter

Summary

As a user, I should be able to see the term that I searched for in the search bar. Currently, the search bar starts off blank. When the page loads, get the value of the query parameter q and set that as the value attribute of the search bar's input HTML element.

The value of the parameter q can be accessed through the params hash by using params[:q].

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