autoComplete.js | Simple autocomplete pure vanilla Javascript library | Autocomplete library

I have written a sample code for Autocomplete component from Material UI in next JS with formik. But I see some errors and warnings at the load. I have tried several solutions from the internet, but nothing seems to work! Could someone help me understand what the issue is and how to get that resolved? I have shared the code in the link for your reference. https://github.com/SamplesForMurthy/formiksample.

Error: useAutocomplete.js:141 Material-UI: The getOptionLabel method of Autocomplete returned undefined instead of a string for "".

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Warning: useAutocomplete.js:249 Material-UI: The value provided to Autocomplete is invalid. None of the options match with "". You can use the getOptionSelected prop to customize the equality test.

I want to implement an autocomplete field in my navigation bar.

I have been trying to develop a search suggestion in React. The search suggestions will be displayed as the user types.

You can find the code on the link - https://codesandbox.io/s/heuristic-shaw-rqp2k?file=/src/Autocomplete.js

What I want to achieve is that the suggestions appearing must have a part in bold that the user typed.

Example - When the user types "pa" in the input field, we get two suggestions- Papaya and Paw Paw

So, the suggestion should appear as Papaya and Paw Paw.

I have been trying to use the replace method to achieve that by doing something like below -

Vue and Vuetify was working perfectly in my previous projects. But now in order to test some stuffs, I have tried to start a new project npm. I have added vuetify to my project with the command :

I am referring to this tutorial for simple react autocomplete https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/react-react-autocomplete

But I have a slightly different requirement. Instead of typing something on the input field, I want all the suggestions to come up on clicking the input field. I am basically implementing a requirement where on clicking the input field, it should show user what are the available options.

Here is my sandbox https://codesandbox.io/s/distracted-easley-wdm5x

Specifically in the Autocomplete.jsx file (as mentioned below)

I had forked autoComplete.js/demo and deployed my fork on github pages at My Github repo - > https://caycaycarly.github.io/. All the source locations are correct, css works, but not javascript. What am I doing wrong?

I am building a new project in Rails 6. I have a front-end library I want to use (@tarekraafat/autocomplete.js) that is installed by yarn and exists in my node_modules directory, but is not being made available to other JS code in the browser. Here is what I have set up currently:

/package.json:

I am engineering a custom autocomplete type for the afQuickfield in my Meteor project. The issue I am having is that when I set the type="autocomplete" on the afQuickfield, the class="form-control" attribute is missing. For all other field types, it is included.

I grepped form-control across the entire codebases for meteor-autoform as well as the scss and js directories of the bootstrap library. I only see occurances in the changelog and class definitions in scss/css.

I could just include class="form-control" in the afQuickfield definition, but that's a monkey patch and I'm not a fan of cutting corners.

Can anyone help me understand how form-control gets assigned in autoForm fields?

Here's my custom autocomplete code (it's a WIP, so no judging!). I'm just hoping to start with a text element with the proper atts so I can build from there.

I'm new to Jest so I apologise if my questioning doesn't read correctly, I'm unit testing a method on a vanilla JS class that has a reference to the class property 'this.original_params'. From reading the docs and many other Stackoverflow posts, I'm still confused as to what parts I have to mock and the syntax for doing so. I'm currently trying to test for the input value being empty and the destination value coming from this.original_params.