Open zeroseed opened 5 years ago
Hey @zeroseed,
I'm not the maintainer but I just wanted to let you know you can already do this through inputProps
. You can just add an onKeyDown
prop to your inputProps
and it will be called.
You can then match you use-case easily:
// ... input props
onKeyDown: (event) => {
if (event.keyCode === 13 /* enter */ && !value /* or whatever variable you store the input content in */) {
// Handle your onEnter logic
}
},
// ... more input props
As you can see here and there, react-autosuggest
makes sure it does not ignore your own handlers.
The only restriction is your handler will be called after the regular react-autosuggest
logic. I'm not sure this alone warrants the addition of a specific prop for this use case.
Hope this helps 😅
Hi , can we add onEnter event to the input that triggered even when suggestion aren't selected? for example when the input are empty , i would like to press enter, then when value are empty i want to trigger my custom event maybe for resetting content for my API
Thank you