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Allow publish/subscribe for autocomplete in addition to client-side search #6

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joshorig opened this issue Nov 9, 2013 · 6 comments

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@joshorig
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joshorig commented Nov 9, 2013

+1 for this

@mizzao
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mizzao commented Nov 16, 2013

Hi @joshorig,

Is this something you are planning to use in the near term?

I'd definitely like to implement it, but I'd like to make a comprehensive set of tests for this package at the same time. When I first hacked this up, I did something quick and dirty that could be mostly validated without testing on the client, but this isn't something I would do for the client-server portion.

@dandv
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dandv commented Feb 11, 2014

I would use this in the very near term (this month), on a collection with ~10k documents and two searchable fields in each.

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mizzao commented Feb 11, 2014

@dandv you sure open and comment on a lot of issues. How about writing some of the code yourself?
:-P

@rubenabergel
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It seems like it need a specific token to start. If I put no token then its start looking up as soon as I click on the input field.Any clue as to how I can fix that?

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mizzao commented Apr 2, 2014

@rubenabergel I don't quite understand your question, but @dandv suggested not having the initial empty lookup when no symbol was being used. Is that what you are talking about? Feel free to submit a PR.

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I am just asking an independent question regarding the token

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