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auto-compltr

v1.3.1

Published

An personnal library for autocompletion. It has no dependencies and works only with javascript and CSS.

Downloads

2

Readme

AutoCompltr

An personnal library for autocompletion. It has no dependencies and works only with javascript and CSS.

Show the demo at : jeremieboulay.fr/projets/LIBS/autoCompltr/demo/

How to install

You can use bower : bower install auto-compltr

You can also use gitHub : git clone https://github.com/Jeremboo/autoCompltr

Then, add in your HTML page :

A CSS link : <link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/autoCompltr/dist/css/autoCompltr.css">

A javascript link : <script src="bower_components/autoCompltr/dist/js/autoCompltr.js"></script>

Getting started

For use this libs, you must have two things :

  • A empty <div> element in your DOM.

      <div id="my-div"></div>
  • An array with all suggestions in your JS.

      var tblSugg = ['sugg1','sugg2','...'];

In your JS script, select your empty <div> and create a new AutoCompltr object.

	var wrapper = document.getElementById('my-div');
	var compltr = new AutoCompltr(wrapper,tblSugg);

The array of suggetions of second parameter is not required for the begining. But your auto completion will not work if you have not indicate your suggestions list. So if you do not provide the second parameter the first time, you must be call setSuggestionsList method :

	compltr.setSuggestionsList(['sugg1','sugg2','...']);

Other methods

  • If you want get value, you can use getValue() method :

      compltr.getValue();
  • If you want added actions when enter is pressed, use onEnter() :

      compltr.onEnter(funcion(){
          ...
      },false);

    The second parameter is used when you want execuded this method only once. true for only once, false for the times (by default).

  • If you want placeholder, use placeholder(name) :

      completer.onEnter("Your pseudo");

ABOUT

I wanted have a simple and independent system. I helped myself two other works :