Autocomplete library 0.1.0b JavaScript script

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Autocomplete library lets you add an autocomplete feature to any text input element like input and textarea. The autocomplete library lets you add an autocomplete feature to any text input element like input and textarea. It also supports tag based input meaning that if a delimiter is defined the autocomplete feature will work separately for each tag. If no delimiter is specified it will work like a regular autocomplete feature. When a partially matching word is found a list will popup, you can cycle through the entries in the list with the UP and DOWN keys. Once you start typing again or hit the RIGHT key the currently selected entry will be kept.
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