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Migration from 0 to v1 is about to end my reliance on this control #1211

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jakenuts opened this issue Oct 23, 2023 · 1 comment
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Migration from 0 to v1 is about to end my reliance on this control #1211

jakenuts opened this issue Oct 23, 2023 · 1 comment

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@jakenuts
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I used to have a lovely input in Vue that I would reference in your autocomplete control, pass it some search results and it was a very easy and stress-free auto-complete text experience.

I recentely spent 2 1/2 hours trying to convert that simple input & code to the latest version and it's an entirely different experience. At this point I have a one big ugly search button, no sign of my former input or anything I can type into, and the examples I'm finding on the web just look nothing like a standard Vue add on (templates in jsx?) impenetrable render function arguments h's and all that, haven't even gotten to the part where all the easy .on('x') handlers got removed.

Why? It was so easy, so "drop & go" and now I'm probably missing some arcane h or render reference somewhere that never used to be necessary. Could you continue to support the easy version for those who have more to do than wrestle with this?

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Haroenv commented Oct 23, 2023

You can continue to use v0 forever, it supports algoliasearch v4, so there's no reason to switch unless you want the more advanced features.

We are aware that v1 has more options, and have looked into a more "default" version of it, but haven't yet found a design that works as out of the box as v0.

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