Documentation for `matcher` option
See original GitHub issueHi,
I am using select2 to autocomplete a List of Countries. Is there a way to restrict search results to the start of the word ? This makes it more clear:
If I type
Ger
I want all hits which starts, well… with Ger
Is there an option for this please?
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I just saw that the matcher changed from 3 to version 4.
Where do I find an example of the following matcher written for version 4 without compat mode please: This custom matcher uses a compatibility module
I came across the same question and after digging into the code the answer is next:
New matcher function accepts 2 arguments, boths are object
matcherFunc (params, data)
params.term
contains search textdata
is object search against to.data.text
is display text.If term matches the text, return all data object. If not return
null
. I hope it helps