Autocomplete / Async Retrieval for regionClsList
See original GitHub issueI need to do something like:
<ReactImageAnnotate
.......
.......
regionClsList={input => this.getClasses(input)}
/>
where given the input typed into the select ‘value container’ I can perform an api call filtered on the input (our potential items that need to be available to that dropdown is a very, very large list)
Is this possible at the moment?
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- Created 3 years ago
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