Am 27.06.2020 um 14:13 schrieb Imsieke, Gerrit, le-tex
:
This looks quite simple but you probably saved me two to four hours
of figuring out which lib to use, how to invoke the completion and
how to shape the server response. Will try to use it in my app
tomorrow.
>>
This
Update:
The site didn’t relaunch in September 2020, it relaunched this Thursday.
I needed to wrap $what (below) in ft:normalize as per Christian’s
suggestion, so that upper-case input will be matched against the
normalized, lower-case, index.
The publisher didn’t yet agree to make the
Hi Michael,
Just to let you know that I finally and successfully used the full text
index for autocompletion, based on your prototype code.
My endpoint for the lookup is like this:
declare
%rest:path("/chpd/{$work}/complete/{$what}")
%rest:single (: only run 1 query per client :)
You’re welcome.
Glad I could help save some time, I agree it looks simple, yet wrapping ones
head around those small details can be a real showstopper sometimes :-)
Feel free to ask for more details anytime.
Looking forward to seeing said search portal!
Best from Konstanz
Michael
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Thanks Michael!
This looks quite simple but you probably saved me two to four hours of
figuring out which lib to use, how to invoke the completion and how to
shape the server response. Will try to use it in my app tomorrow.
And since there has been a question on this list recently which
Hi Gerrit,
I came up with the following example —
https://git.basex.io/basex-public/mailinglist-autocomplete
Hope this helps — feel free to ask for more. I simply chose the first
autocomplete library that showed up when asking google for "autocomplete
lightweight“ ;-)
Probably the most
On Thu, 2020-06-25 at 18:31 +0200, Imsieke, Gerrit, le-tex wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> Can anyone recommend a lightweight vanilla Javascript autocomplete
> library that can easily be used together with BaseX RESTXQ? Maybe
> even a
> readily cloneable/modifiable example?
Awesomeplete works for me, by
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