@magicx-eng/ai-autocomplete-vanilla 0.32.0 → 0.32.2

package/README.md

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 > **Option icons.** An option may carry an icon: `icon_svg` is inline SVG markup and `icon` its name. The built-in dropdown draws the SVG before the option's text, in the text color, and hides it while the row shows its loading skeleton. When rendering options yourself, pass `icon_svg` through the exported `sanitizeOptionIconSvg` before inserting it — it reduces the markup to plain vector drawing and returns `null` for anything else — and use `optionLabel(option)` for the text — it is the option's `text` alone; `icon` is the icon's name and is never shown as text, even when `icon_svg` is missing or fails to draw. A picked option's `icon` / `icon_svg` are copied onto its completed parameter, and the chip in the input draws the glyph before its text. Both surfaces can be switched off: `showOptionIcons: false` renders option rows as text only and `showChipIcons: false` renders chips as text only; either way the icon element is omitted rather than hidden.
 
-> **Option pictures and counts.** An option may also carry `image_url` — a picture of the best-matching catalog item offering it — and `item_count`, how many items offer it (each is present only when the server includes it; when it includes counts, the options also arrive ordered by them, most items first; a starting state carries pictures but no counts). The built-in dropdown draws the picture as a square thumbnail before the option's text (in place of its `icon_svg`, so a row never leads with two visuals) and the count as a muted label at the row's trailing edge (`"12 items"`); a skeleton row keeps the tile's placeholder fill and hides the count. The unit word after the number is a token: set `--aia-option-count-unit: "sneakers"` to name what is being counted, `--aia-option-count-unit-one: "sneaker"` for a count of 1 (it falls back to the plural token), or `--aia-option-count-unit: ""` for the number alone. When rendering options yourself, pass `image_url` through the exported `optionImageSrc` before using it as an `<img src>` — it returns the URL only when it is `http(s)` and `null` otherwise — and `formatOptionCount(option.item_count)` gives the number the built-in rows print (`null` when there is no count); `optionCountLabel(count, unit?)` appends a unit for a dropdown that prints the word itself (`"item"` / `"items"` by default; one word, a `{ one, other }` pair, or `""` for none). Both surfaces can be switched off: `showOptionImages: false` renders rows without pictures (an option's icon then draws instead) and `showOptionCounts: false` hides the counts. A picked option's `image_url` is copied onto its completed parameter too, and the chip in the input draws it as a small rounded tile before its text, in place of the icon; `showChipImages: false` renders chips without pictures (the icon then draws instead). The tile is sized by `--aia-option-image-size` (40px), rounded by `--aia-option-image-radius` (12px), spaced by `--aia-option-image-gap` (12px) and filled by `--aia-option-image-bg` (default: `--aia-skeleton-bg`) while its picture loads; the count reads `--aia-option-count-font-size` (12px), `--aia-option-count-color` and `--aia-option-count-opacity` (0.6); the chip's tile reads `--aia-chip-image-size` (1.25em of the chip's font), `--aia-chip-image-radius` (4px) and `--aia-chip-image-bg` (default: `--aia-skeleton-bg`).
+> **Option pictures and counts.** An option may also carry `image_url` — a picture of the best-matching catalog item offering it — and `item_count`, how many items offer it (each is present only when the server includes it; when it includes counts, the options also arrive ordered by them, most items first; a starting state carries pictures but no counts). The built-in dropdown draws the picture as a square thumbnail before the option's text (in place of its `icon_svg`, so a row never leads with two visuals) and the count as a muted label at the row's trailing edge (`"12 items"`); a skeleton row keeps the tile's placeholder fill and hides the count. The unit word after the number is a token: set `--aia-option-count-unit: "sneakers"` to name what is being counted, `--aia-option-count-unit-one: "sneaker"` for a count of 1 (it falls back to the plural token), or `--aia-option-count-unit: ""` for the number alone. When rendering options yourself, pass `image_url` through the exported `optionImageSrc` before using it as an `<img src>` — it returns the URL only when it is `http(s)` and `null` otherwise — and `formatOptionCount(option.item_count)` gives the number the built-in rows print (`null` when there is no count); `optionCountLabel(count, unit?)` appends a unit for a dropdown that prints the word itself (`"item"` / `"items"` by default; one word, a `{ one, other }` pair, or `""` for none). Both surfaces can be switched off: `showOptionImages: false` renders rows without pictures (an option's icon then draws instead) and `showOptionCounts: false` hides the counts. A picked option's `image_url` is copied onto its completed parameter too, and the chip in the input draws it as a small rounded tile before its text, in place of the icon; `showChipImages: false` renders chips without pictures (the icon then draws instead). The tile is sized by `--aia-option-image-size` (40px), rounded by `--aia-option-image-radius` (12px), spaced by `--aia-option-image-gap` (12px) and filled by `--aia-option-image-bg` (default: `--aia-skeleton-bg`) while its picture loads; in a grid with pictures, an icon row draws its glyph at `--aia-option-tile-icon-size` (1.5em) so it holds the picture column; the count reads `--aia-option-count-font-size` (12px), `--aia-option-count-color` and `--aia-option-count-opacity` (0.6); the chip's tile reads `--aia-chip-image-size` (1.25em of the chip's font), `--aia-chip-image-radius` (4px) and `--aia-chip-image-bg` (default: `--aia-skeleton-bg`).
 
 ### State shape (`CoreState`)