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zepto.autocomplete

v0.0.1

Published

light-weight autocomplete zepto plugin

Readme

Zepto Autocomplete Plugin

Autocomplete plugin for ZeptoJS

Zepto Autocomplete plugin is a micro js js library (few KBs) that allows ZeptoJS users to easily plugin 'autocomplete' functionality to their text boxes, by adding a class and initializing the plugin on page load.

Datasource for the autocomplete can be a local javascript Array objecty or a remote GET request returning a JSON array. The text limit is customizable and all values can be passed on initialization. Styling for the results, can be customized by importing 3 styles.

Examples

HTML element style requirements

# HTML file containing the required DOM elements.
# `autocomplete-input` and `autocomplete-result` are the 2 expected styles for input and output respectively.

<input type="text" class="autocomplete-input">
<div class="autocomplete-result"></div>

Autocompleting using a local datastore (JS Array)

# Initialize in javascript on page load with options.
# Below example is for "Local Datastore"

    $(document).ready(function () {
      var autocompleteData = ["madras","london", "paris", "stockholm", "delhi", "madrid", "madurai"];
      var localOptions = {limit: 2, datasource: 'local', data: autocompleteData};
      $.fn.autocomplete(localOptions);
      ...
      ...
    }

Autocompleting using a remote datastore (JSON Array response from a URL)

# Below example is for "Remote Datastore", URL

    $(document).ready(function () {
      var remoteOptions = {limit: 2, datasource: 'remote', data: 'example.json?keyword='};
      $.fn.autocomplete(remoteOptions);
      ...
      ...
    }
  • Example folder contains a complete working html,js and css.

Dependencies

There are no hard dependencies. Running an npm install will install the libraries required.

Running Tests

You will need PhantomJS. grunt command will run all the tests and build the distribution.

License

Copyright (c) 2014 http://www.stayzilla.com Licensed under the MIT license.