I haven’t used 3rd party auto-complete component. But I have found it super easy to code a simple auto-complete from scratch. Depending on your needs, ‘create from scratch’ might be your fastest option.
I’ve been working on a React Autocomplete control. Works with a static list of strings. It’s my first attempt at an NPM package and I like to get some positive or negative criticism. https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-autocomplete-string
use this react component it was build from react 15 and elasticsearch client support , please read the Documentation below that if any issues faceing please raise a ticket
@all Just wanted to add my work here. I’d recently published react-power-select, a set of highly composable select/autocomplete components. Do check & shed your feedbacks
Here is a very basic autocomplete/autosuggest/typeahead component I have written (for my needs) and published to npm as I still wasn’t able to find something that had all the features I needed. It is inspired by the google maps autocomplete search field. Maybe someone finds it helpful : )
I will add my thought, as a one who spent two fully days working around with downshift and react-bootstrap-typeahead, after reviewing this conversation I gave react-autosuggest, I was able to implement the component in less than 30 minutes, in my opinion react-autosuggest is best among the other for the following reasons:
1- Number of code and live example available
2- Documented well
3-Clean and Clear code
4- easy integration with Redux and Sagas (this was my specific requirement)