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@batchservice/react-batch-autocomplete-lib

v2.0.0

Published

React component for easily use React Batch Autocomplete

Downloads

53

Readme

React Batch Autocomplete Lib

React component for easily use React Batch Autocomplete

Getting started

Install the latest version:

npm install --save @batchservice/react-batch-autocomplete-lib
  or
yarn add @batchservice/react-batch-autocomplete-lib

Use the component!

import React from 'react';
import { ReactBatchAutocomplete } from '@batchservice/react-batch-autocomplete-lib';

const Component = () => (

// Recent search data should be in below format
const recentSearch = [
    {"name": '8300 Apple'},
    {"name": 'Apple St'},
    {"name": '89001 Alamo'},
    {"name": '58651 Rhame'}
  ]

  const handleError = (e) => {
    // Handle error as you want  
    console.log('Error while searching: ',e);
  }

  const suggestionList = (data) => {
    // Suggestion list data  
    console.log('Suggetion List: ', data);
  }

  const onSelect = (data) => {
    // Do Your Execution with data
    console.log('Seleted item: ', data)
  }

 return(   
  <div>
     <ReactBatchAutocomplete
      placeholder="Enter your address"
      notFoundText="Not found data"
      debounce = "700"
      apiKey="BATCH_API_KEY"
      domainServer="BATCH_DOMAIN_SERVER"
      recentSearch ={recentSearch}
      handleError={(e) => handleError(e)}
      suggestionList={(data) => suggestionList(data)}
      onSelect={(data) => onSelect(data)}
      displayData="name"
      showNotFound={true}
      take={5}
      filterType={['address', 'formatted-street', 'zip']}
    />
  </div>
 );
);

export default Component;
  • Here recentSearch is fully optional.
  • Here displayData is fully optional.Acceptable value for it are name, city, address, state, zip. Defulat Value is name.
  • Here showNotFound is fully optional. It accepts true/false.
  • Here take is fully optional. Default value is 5.
  • Here filterType is optional, In filterType you can pass this below option only : ['address', 'formatted-street', 'zip', 'building', 'city', 'locality', 'county', 'state']

A logger accepts the following parameters:

| React Version | Package Version | Description | | ------------- | --------------------------- | --------------- | | React <=17 | 1.0.9 | This version will run if react version is below 18. | | Reacr >=18 | 2.0.0 | This version will run if react version is above 18.