Form

Input Autocomplete

Single-select autocomplete input driven by an options array.

Overview

InputAutocomplete is the data-driven, single-select autocomplete. Pass an options array of { value, label, disabled? } and the component handles filtering, keyboard navigation, and selection. Wrap it in <LField> to inherit id, disabled, required, invalid, and errorMessage from the surrounding form chrome.

For multi-select pickers and custom display formatters, use InputCombobox instead.

Key Business & UX Benefits

  • Typeahead filtering cuts the number of taps to pick a country, city, or category, which shortens checkout and signup flows on mobile.
  • Disabled-option support lets the picker show what exists but is currently unavailable, so customers self-serve answers like "ships to my country?" without contacting support.
  • Field integration keeps label, required, and error state in one place, so a misspelled country code surfaces inline rather than failing silently on submit.

Usage

InputAutocomplete Default
<Field label="Country" :error-message="error">
    <InputAutocomplete v-model="value" :options="countries" />
  </Field>

Feature List

  • `options` accepts an array of `{ value, label, disabled? }`, keeping the data shape simple while supporting unavailable picks
  • Built-in typeahead filtering and keyboard navigation, so country and category pickers cut taps on mobile
  • Inherits `id`, `disabled`, `required`, `invalid`, and `errorMessage` from `<LField>` context, removing per-control ARIA wiring
  • Single-select v-model with the option's `value`, so consumers store a plain string or id instead of a custom object
  • Pair with `InputCombobox` when multi-select or custom display formatters are needed

API Reference

PropDefaultType
optionsrequired
modelValuestring
defaultValuestring
placeholderstring
disabledfalseboolean
requiredfalseboolean
invalidfalseboolean
idstring
emptyTextstring
EventType
update:modelValue(event: "update:modelValue", value: string): void
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