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bootstrap5-autocomplete

v1.1.34

Published

Autocomplete for Bootstrap 5 (and 4!)

Downloads

3,526

Readme

Autocomplete for Bootstrap 4/5

NPM Downloads

How to use

An ES6 autocomplete for your input using standards Bootstrap 5 (and 4) styles.

No additional CSS needed!

import Autocomplete from "./autocomplete.js";
Autocomplete.init();

Server side support

You can also use options provided by the server. This script expects a JSON response with the following structure:

{
    "optionValue1":"optionLabel1",
    "optionValue2":"optionLabel2",
    ...
}

or

[
  {
    "value": "server1",
    "label": "Server 1"
  },
  ...
]

Simply set data-server where your endpoint is located. The suggestions will be populated upon init except if data-live-server is set, in which case, it will be populated on type. A ?query= parameter is passed along with the current value of the searchInput.

Data can be nested in the response under the data key (configurable with serverDataKey).

Options

Options can be either passed to the constructor (eg: optionName) or in data-option-name format.

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | showAllSuggestions | Boolean | Show all suggestions even if they don't match | | suggestionsThreshold | Number | Number of chars required to show suggestions | | maximumItems | Number | Maximum number of items to display | | autoselectFirst | Boolean | Always select the first item | | ignoreEnter | Boolean | Ignore enter if no items are selected (play nicely with autoselectFirst=0) | | tabSelect | Boolean | Tab will trigger selection if active | | updateOnSelect | Boolean | Update input value on selection (doesn't play nice with autoselectFirst) | | highlightTyped | Boolean | Highlight matched part of the label | | highlightClass | String | Class added to the mark label | | fullWidth | Boolean | Match the width on the input field | | fixed | Boolean | Use fixed positioning (solve overflow issues) | | fuzzy | Boolean | Fuzzy search | | startsWith | Boolean | Must start with the string. Defaults to false (it matches any position). | | fillIn | Boolean | Show fill in icon. | | preventBrowserAutocomplete | Boolean | Additional measures to prevent browser autocomplete | | itemClass | String | Applied to the dropdown item. Accepts space separated classes. |
| activeClasses | Array | By default: ["bg-primary", "text-white"] | | labelField | String | Key for the label | | valueField | String | Key for the value | | searchFields | Array | Key for the search | | queryParam | String | Key for the query parameter for server | | items | Array | Object | An array of label/value objects or an object with key/values | | source | function | A function that provides the list of items | | hiddenInput | Boolean | Create an hidden input which stores the valueField | | hiddenValue | String | Populate the initial hidden value. Mostly useful with liveServer. |
| clearControl | String | Selector that will clear the input on click. | | datalist | String | The id of the source datalist | | server | String | Endpoint for data provider | | serverMethod | String | HTTP request method for data provider, default is GET | | serverParams | String | Object | Parameters to pass along to the server. You can specify a "related" key with the id of a related field. | | serverDataKey | String | By default: data | | fetchOptions | Object | Any other fetch options (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/fetch#syntax) | | liveServer | Boolean | Should the endpoint be called each time on input | | noCache | Boolean | Prevent caching by appending a timestamp | | debounceTime | Number | Debounce time for live server | | notFoundMessage | String | Display a no suggestions found message. Leave empty to disable |
| onRenderItem | RenderCallback | Callback function that returns the label | | onSelectItem | ItemCallback | Callback function to call on selection |
| onClearItem | ValueCallback | Callback function to call on clear | | onServerResponse | ServerCallback | Callback function to process server response. Must return a Promise | | onServerError | ErrorCallback | Callback function to process server errors. | | onChange | ItemCallback | Callback function to call on change-event. Returns currently selected item if any | | onBeforeFetch | FetchCallback | Callback function before fetch | | onAfterFetch | FetchCallback | Callback function after fetch |

Callbacks

RenderCallback ⇒ string

| Param | Type | |-------|--------------------------------------------| | item | Object | | label | String | | inst | Autocomplete |

ItemCallback ⇒ void

| Param | Type | |-------|--------------------------------------------| | item | Object | | inst | Autocomplete |

ValueCallback ⇒ void

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | value | String | | inst | Autocomplete |

ServerCallback ⇒ Promise

| Param | Type | |----------|--------------------------------------------| | response | Response | | inst | Autocomplete |

ErrorCallback ⇒ void

| Param | Type | |--------|--------------------------------------------| | e | Error | | signal | AbortSignal | | inst | Autocomplete |

Tips

  • Use arrow down to show dropdown (and arrow up to hide it)
  • If you have a really long list of options, a scrollbar will be used
  • Access instance on a given element with Autocomplete.getInstance(myEl)
  • Use type="search" for your inputs to get a clear icon

Groups

You can have your items grouped by using the following syntax:

const src = [
  {
    group: "My Group Name",
    items: [
      {
        value: "...",
        label: "...",
      },
    ],
  },
];

Not using Bootstrap ?

This class does NOT depends on Bootstrap JS. If you are not using Bootstrap, you can simply implement the css the way you like it :-)

Demo

https://codepen.io/lekoalabe/pen/MWXydNQ or see demo.html

Custom element

You can now use this as a custom element as part of my Formidable Elements collection.

Browser supports

Modern browsers (edge, chrome, firefox, safari... not IE11). Add a warning if necessary.

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