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react-algolia-places

v0.1.2

Published

A simple but powerful React.js wrapper around fantastic Algolia's place !

Downloads

140

Readme

react-algolia-places

A simple but powerful React.js wrapper around fantastic Algolia's place !

How to use

Install the package by using npm

    npm install -S react-algolia-places

Or use yarn

    yarn add react-algolia-places

Then import the package

    import React, {Component} from 'react'
    import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'

    import Place from 'react-algolia-places'

    ReactDOM.render(<Place />, document.getElementById('app'))

Properties

Properties | Type |Required | Default value | Effect | Example ---|---| ---| ---|---|--- onChange | function | YES | false | Fired when suggestion selected in the dropdown or hint was validated. | true disable | Boolean | No | false | enable/ disable the input | true language | String | No | navigator.language | 2 letters country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) | fr countries | Array of strings | No | no values | Change the countries to search in. Array of two letters country codes | ['fr', 'en', 'de', 'be'] type | String | No | no values | Restrict the search results to a specific type. | ['city', busStop] useDeviceLocation | Boolean | No | false | Ask and use the device location. | true appId | String | No | no values | If using the authenticated API, the Application ID to use. | -- apiKey | String | No | no values | If using the authenticated API, the API key to use. | --

ℹ️ List of accepted types :

  • city
  • country
  • address
  • busStop
  • trainStation
  • townhall
  • airport

Runnning locally

Run the following script yarn demo or npm run demo and open a browser at http://localhost:3000

Runnning the test suite

Our test is based on Airbnb's Enzyme, JEST and Jasime test suite, to run them use the following script yarn test

To do

Support other Algolia's place options and Events Write Tests