Clicking <InputRightElement> does not expand the <AutoCompleteList>

[rahulsuresh-git]

"@choc-ui/chakra-autocomplete": "^4.3.4"

Clicking the <InputRightElement> isn't doing anything.

[anubra266]

Could you reproduce this in codesandbox please?

[rahulsuresh-git]

Give me some time, I'll get back to you with the link.

[rahulsuresh-git]

https://codesandbox.io/s/choc-ui-autocomplete-input-right-element-flp5b?file=/src/App.tsx

I have replaced the icon with some text for now but it's pretty much the same behaviour. Clicking the doesn't do anything.

[anubra266]

Hi @icy-meteor You don't have any onClick handler on the inputrightelement. What're you expecting it to do onClick.

[rahulsuresh-git]

I want it to open the dropdown.

[anubra266]

Then you have to set an Onclick handler for that

[anubra266]

Check this out. onOpen and onClose are also exposed as internal state. @icy-meteor

[rahulsuresh-git]

Yes, I saw this. I couldn't find what is the method exposed to open and close the popup. Neither were there any examples other than isOpen.
Is it onOpen and onClose? That doesn't sound right though.

[anubra266]

Yeah it's onOpen and onClose

[rahulsuresh-git]

Okay, maybe we might want to fix the naming convention :)
onOpen sounds more like a callback that gets fired when something is open. Doesn't sound like something that will trigger an open behaviour.

Thanks for the response. I'll try this out.

[anubra266]

@icy-meteor onOpen is the default return of Chakra's useDisclosure. and right, it's a callback that gets fired when something gets opened. But the verb open is just like a variable name, so we say, open the list, when the variable open is true.
Besides, changing this will be a breaking change.

And you can close this if it's working well for you.

[rahulsuresh-git]

LGTM. Thanks.