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Figured it out: for practical use return HttpResponse(nouns), or return JsonResponse(nouns, safe=False).

If concerned for security send it as a dict:

Add a click event, like:

You do have a typo in your plugin: vue-tailwindcsscss-typeahead.

You probably meant to write vue-tailwindcss-typeahead .

The rest is fine and it's the way to go if you want your code to be globally available in your Nuxt app. If you only want it local, import it in the component itself.

The global exposed by the UMD module is ReactBootstrapTypeahead. So to access AsyncTypeahead, you need to do

Managed to make it work, you just have to update your library to the last version available in the cdn, you're using version 0.10.3, it should be 0.11.3.

https://cdnjs.com/libraries/typeahead.js/0.11.1

I found a solution to my issue. The first thing I did was that I discarded my DRF API because I was faced with too many issues around it. So, instead of rest API, I created a JSON view in my views.py as seen below

The problem is that you have jQuery included twice: once by you manually in your index.html, and once by WebSharper automatically for its own purposes. So all the functionality added by TypeAhead and TagsInput onto the initially loaded jQuery is lost when jQuery is reloaded from scratch a second time.

To solve this, instead of including jQuery, TypeAhead and TagsInput manually in the html file, you can use WebSharper's resources system:

• Define resources for TypeAhead and TagsInput, specifying that they depend on jQuery:

This is because you have the types first architecture enabled which means that at module boundaries must be explicitly typed before you can export it.

You can learn more about it here What is the "types first" Flow architecture?

You're getting errors for offsetHeight because flow cannot verify what the object is to do proper type checking. In the code snippet you gave above you assigned selectedOption as HTMLElement immediately which isn't sound because without using any logical conditions how can you be sure selectedOption will be HTMLElement and not null or undefined?