[Autocompleter] New Ajax-powered, autocomplete component #330
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Most of the code in this directory - including this file - are taken directly from EasyAdmin. Hence the already-mature-looking code.
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Apparently, I just tripped over my keyboard :)
Tom Select (and this package) is focused on transforming |
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Is this bump needed? The changelog doesn't seem to be related, but I may be wrong.
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Yea, it was - when I brought in commonjs, it gave me an error that said that 13.0.6 was required. A bit specific... but that was the reason :)
| class CustomProductAutocompleter implements EntityAutocompleterInterface | ||
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src/Autocomplete/tests/Fixtures/Form/CategoryAutocompleteType.php
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| $form = current(iterator_to_array($forms, false)); | ||
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Hi! A new component! One I've wanted for a LONG time. In short, it creates things that look like this, where the autocomplete search is backed by Ajax.
Big thanks to EasyAdmin, whose AssociationField heavily inspired this.
query_builder(or perhaps other options that we might not want to include in the URL, likesecurity), then you would still be required to have the extra class. It's something to explore.Cheers!
Recipe: symfony/recipes#1094