Added a Recently played section as per requirement. #65
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Great @G-SaiVishwas Will merge after review. |
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@Ctoic
I've added a proper Recently played section which uses the local storage to keep track of the 5 recently played audiobooks and displays them right below the "Top Audio Books" Section. I've kept in mind all the requirements which are:
Description: Allow users to quickly access audiobooks they recently listened to by creating a "Recently Played" section below the "Top Audio Books" section.
Tasks:
Use localStorage to store the last few audiobooks the user played.
Create a new section on the homepage to display these books.
Ensure it updates dynamically as users interact with new books.
Review the code and merge the pull request. It has given me an amazing chance to take part in the Hacktoberfest.
Thank you!