Extremely versatile autocomplete component heavily relying on component/emitter.

This component does not deal with any ajax or templates leaving you the ability to define that as you please.

AutoComplete will assign keyup and keydown events to a textbox you specify, and will fire event emitters at certain times, allowing you to hook in and have huge control over it.

Please note: The documentation is not complete as of yet. Please take a look at the code to see how it works fully.

$ component install nickjackson/autocomplete

initialise a new AutoComplete.

This is fired on a keydown event that is not a up, down, escape or an return key. The callback accepts the following two arguments:

• query - the string that has been searched for

• fn - upon a successful search, call the callback with an array of search results

    .on('query', function(query, fn){
    	var results = [{name:'Foo'}];
    	fn(results);
    })
  

Use this to render a template. This will be fired for each result specified in the above query callback. The callback for this emitter accepts the following

• result - the current result object that is being iterated.

• query - the string that has been searched for.

• fn - call this callback along with a single argument: the stringified representation of the DOM you would like to display for this current item.

    .on('template', function(result, query, fn){
    	var str = '<div>' + result.name + '</div>';
    	fn(str);
    })
  

This will be emitted when all templates are rendered. The callback accepts the following argument.

• resultsContainer - the container holding all the rendered templates.

This will fire if a user uses the arrow keys or mouses over particular result. The callback accepts:

• result - the current item that is selected.

MIT