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material_select function not found

the function in search.js purposed with the task of selecting the materials of the given array of countries,
states, and cities, is not being found according to the error that appears when the page loads. What I've
found is that the documentation for the Battuta doesn't mention that devs that request the api, need to
include Materialize for the function to work. The problem at the moment is the how, how do i include Materialize.

Parsing for matching locations

Once I get brew_informer to retrieve the list of breweries, I need it to be able to parse the list for all
the breweries that match the state and city selected by the user, and then posted on the page for
the user to see.

Creating a selection for us city/state

A selection for user's city and state for the main function of brew_informer is required. I want to avoid having to manually add every state and every city in every state. I have downloaded source code for an example of a city/state selector, and am currently trying to figure out how to integrate it into my own code, with out the country selection.

Getting list of Breweries

I want to be able to send a request to the brewery.db api for a list of all listed breweries in the
database. However, I have yet to find a clear indication on how to do that. The only example given
on how to call for a list of all breweries is "/breweries". However I don't know if that is all i would need for
the correct syntax.

require('brewerydb-node')

When setting up the brewerydb api, the instructions mention including a "require('brewerydb-node')" in order to access the library. However, when i run the website, an uncaught reference error appears, saying that require is not defined. After doing some research i found that require() is not a browser based function, so chrome cannot run the app since it does not know what require() is. The general consensus is a substitute for require() is necessary. The question is what is a suitable substitute and where can i find it.

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