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@lendi-ui/auto-complete
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A auto-complete component.
yarn add @lendi-ui/auto-complete
import {auto-complete} from '@lendi-ui/auto-complete';
<AutoComplete dataSource={(input) => Promise.resolve(['abc', 'asd'])}/>
<PropTable>
<PropTable.Entry name="beforeIcon" type="React.ReactElement" description="Before icon for AutoComplete"/>
<PropTable.Entry name="dataSource" required type="(input: string) => Promise.resolve([string]) | [string]" description="Datasource - It could resolve to a promise of a string array or just a string array"/>
<PropTable.Entry name="isDisabled" type="boolean" description="Disable AutoComplete"/>
<PropTable.Entry name="onSelect" type="(selectedItem: string)=> void" description="Selected item from the datasource"/>
<PropTable.Entry name="placeholder" type="string" description="Placeholder for AutoComplete"/>
<PropTable.Entry name="size" type={`"lg" | "md" | "sm"`} defaultValue='md' description="Size to AutoComplete"/>
</PropTable>
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AutoCompleteStateless and AutocompleteStateful component.
The npm package @lendi-ui/auto-complete receives a total of 707 weekly downloads. As such, @lendi-ui/auto-complete popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lendi-ui/auto-complete demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 30 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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