#AutocompleteSearch

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Laravel 9 Autocomplete Search using Typeahead JS Tutorial

I'll show you today how to use typeahead js to make autocomplete search in Laravel 9. We'll demonstrate a typeahead js-based Laravel 9 autocomplete search. We will demonstrate how to create a search autocomplete box in Laravel 9 using jQuery Typehead and ajax. I'll utilize the bootstrap library, the jQuery typehead js plugin, and ajax to add search autocomplete to my Laravel 9 application. Here, I'll offer you a detailed example of how to use typeahead js with Laravel 9's ajax autocomplete search as shown below.

Step 1: Install Laravel 9 Application

Since we are starting from scratch, the following command must be used to obtain a new Laravel application. Open a terminal or a command prompt, then enter the following command: composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel Laravel9TypeheadTutorial

Step 2: Database Configuration

Configure your downloaded/installed Laravel 9 app with the database in this stage. The .env file must be located, and the database setup information is as follows: DB_CONNECTION=mysql DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 DB_PORT=3306 DB_DATABASE=db name DB_USERNAME=db user name DB_PASSWORD=db password

Step 3: Add Dummy Record

I'll create fictitious records for database table users in this stage. Open the DatabaseSeeder.php file by going to the database/seeders/ directory. Add the next two lines of code after that. use AppModelsUser; User::factory(100)->create(); Then, launch command prompt, and use the following command to go to your project: cd / Laravel9TypeheadTutorial Open your terminal once more, and then type the following command on cmd to create tables in the database of your choice: php artisan migrate Run the database seeder command after that to create dummy data for the database: php artisan db:seed --force

Step 4: Create Routes

Open the web.php file, which is found in the routes directory, in this step. Add the following routes to the web.php file after that: use AppHttpControllersAutocompleteSearchController; Route::get('/autocomplete-search', )->name('autocomplete.search.index'); Route::get('/autocomplete-search-query', )->name('autocomplete.search.query');

Step 5: Creating Auto Complete Search Controller

The following command will be used to create the search AutocompleteSearch controller in this stage. php artisan make:controller AutocompleteSearchController The AutocompleteSearchController.php file will be created by the aforementioned command and placed in the Laravel8TypeheadTutorial/app/Http/Controllers/ directory. Subsequently, include the following controller methods in AutocompleteSearchController.blade.php: Read the full article

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AutoCompleteTextView

XML

  <AutoCompleteTextView

                    android:id="@+id/edt_product_search"

                    android:layout_width="match_parent"

                    android:layout_height="wrap_content"

                    android:hint="@string/search"

                    android:layout_weight="1"

                    android:inputType="text"

                    android:imeOptions="actionSearch"

                    android:background="@android:color/transparent"

                    android:textColorHint="#B3B3B3"

                    android:textStyle="italic"/>

Kt

var searchWord = ""

var mAutoCompleteSearchWords = ArrayList<String>()

init(){

edt_product_search.setOnClickListener {

            mAutoCompleteSearchWords = getAutoCompleteSearchList()

            if (!mAutoCompleteSearchWords.isNullOrEmpty() && mAutoCompleteSearchWords.size > 0) {

                edt_product_search.threshold = 1

                val adapter = ArrayAdapter<String>(context!!, android.R.layout.select_dialog_item, mAutoCompleteSearchWords)

                edt_product_search.setAdapter(adapter)

            }

        }

}

private fun searchProductValidation() {

    val searchProduct = edt_product_search.text.toString()

    searchWord = searchProduct

    if (searchProduct.isEmpty()) {

        Toast.makeText(activity, resources.getString(R.string.msg_search), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT)

.show()

    } else {

        //Your Function

    }

    edt_product_search.setText("")

}

//getting search

private fun openFragment() {

    mSearchProductListFragment.lastname = searchWord    

    if (!mAutoCompleteSearchWords.contains(searchWord))

    mAutoCompleteSearchWords.add(searchWord)

         setAutoCompleteSearchList()

     }

//get the save search words from arrayList by sharedPreference

private fun getAutoCompleteSearchList(): ArrayList<String> {

    val type = object : TypeToken<ArrayList<String>>() {}.type    var autoCompleteSearch = ArrayList<String>()

    val json = mBaseActivity!!.mPreferenceManager!!.getValue(Constants.autoCompleteSearch, "")

    if (!json.isNullOrEmpty()) autoCompleteSearch = Gson().fromJson(json, type)

    return autoCompleteSearch

}

 //save the search in arrayList and sharedPreference

private fun setAutoCompleteSearchList() {

    mBaseActivity!!.mPreferenceManager!!.setValue(Constants.autoCompleteSearch, Gson().toJson(mAutoCompleteSearchWords))

}

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AutoCompleteTextView [search edittext]

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AutoCompleteTextView

XML

  <AutoCompleteTextView

                    android:id="@+id/edt_product_search"

                    android:layout_width="match_parent"

                    android:layout_height="wrap_content"

                    android:hint="@string/search"

                    android:layout_weight="1"

                    android:inputType="text"

                    android:imeOptions="actionSearch"

                    android:background="@android:color/transparent"

                    android:textColorHint="#B3B3B3"

                    android:textStyle="italic"/>

Kt

var searchWord = ""

var mAutoCompleteSearchWords = ArrayList<String>()

init(){

edt_product_search.setOnClickListener {

            mAutoCompleteSearchWords = getAutoCompleteSearchList()

            if (!mAutoCompleteSearchWords.isNullOrEmpty() && mAutoCompleteSearchWords.size > 0) {

                edt_product_search.threshold = 1

                val adapter = ArrayAdapter<String>(context!!, android.R.layout.select_dialog_item, mAutoCompleteSearchWords)

                edt_product_search.setAdapter(adapter)

            }

        }

}

private fun searchProductValidation() {

    val searchProduct = edt_product_search.text.toString()

    searchWord = searchProduct

    if (searchProduct.isEmpty()) {

        Toast.makeText(activity, resources.getString(R.string.msg_search), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT)

.show()

    } else {

        //Your Function

    }

    edt_product_search.setText("")

}

//getting search

private fun openFragment() {

    mSearchProductListFragment.lastname = searchWord    

    if (!mAutoCompleteSearchWords.contains(searchWord))

    mAutoCompleteSearchWords.add(searchWord)

         setAutoCompleteSearchList()

     }

//get the save search words from arrayList by sharedPreference

private fun getAutoCompleteSearchList(): ArrayList<String> {

    val type = object : TypeToken<ArrayList<String>>() {}.type    var autoCompleteSearch = ArrayList<String>()

    val json = mBaseActivity!!.mPreferenceManager!!.getValue(Constants.autoCompleteSearch, "")

    if (!json.isNullOrEmpty()) autoCompleteSearch = Gson().fromJson(json, type)

    return autoCompleteSearch

}

 //save the search in arrayList and sharedPreference

private fun setAutoCompleteSearchList() {

    mBaseActivity!!.mPreferenceManager!!.setValue(Constants.autoCompleteSearch, Gson().toJson(mAutoCompleteSearchWords))

}

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