// @flow import React from "react"; import { LabelWithHelpIcon } from "@scm-manager/ui-components"; import { AsyncCreatable } from "react-select"; export type AutocompleteObject = { id: string, displayName: string }; export type SelectValue = { value: AutocompleteObject, label: string }; type Props = { loadSuggestions: string => Promise, valueSelected: SelectValue => void, label: string, helpText?: string, value?: SelectValue, placeholder: string, loadingMessage: string, noOptionsMessage: string }; type State = {}; class Autocomplete extends React.Component { static defaultProps = { placeholder: "Type here", loadingMessage: "Loading...", noOptionsMessage: "No suggestion available" }; handleInputChange = (newValue: SelectValue) => { this.props.valueSelected(newValue); }; // We overwrite this to avoid running into a bug (https://github.com/JedWatson/react-select/issues/2944) isValidNewOption = (inputValue: string, selectValue: SelectValue, selectOptions: SelectValue[]) => { const isNotDuplicated = !selectOptions .map(option => option.label) .includes(inputValue); const isNotEmpty = inputValue !== ""; return isNotEmpty && isNotDuplicated; }; render() { const { label, helpText, value, placeholder, loadingMessage, noOptionsMessage, loadSuggestions } = this.props; return (
loadingMessage} noOptionsMessage={() => noOptionsMessage} isValidNewOption={this.isValidNewOption} onCreateOption={value => { this.handleInputChange({ label: value, value: { id: value, displayName: value } }); }} />
); } } export default Autocomplete;