I think it is paramount for a library (and I now tried django-tomselect, suitable-django-autocomplete, and this library) to be css agnostic.
I like Bootstrap, especially am using tabler.io (which bases upon BS5), and in your examples you are using BS5 too.
But your inner input widget renders some code that includes .chip classes (instead of e.g. badge that is used by BS5). Which looks like BS3...
It would be great to not hardcode all these css classes.
I know this is not trivial, but could be done by custom templates, or settings.
here as well - there is a padding, and a grey fixed background, all by autocomplete.css - which is pre-opiniated...
I don't work with Tailwind, but I think that it should be supported too.
I think it is paramount for a library (and I now tried django-tomselect, suitable-django-autocomplete, and this library) to be css agnostic.
I like Bootstrap, especially am using tabler.io (which bases upon BS5), and in your examples you are using BS5 too.
But your inner input widget renders some code that includes
.chipclasses (instead of e.g. badge that is used by BS5). Which looks like BS3...It would be great to not hardcode all these css classes.
I know this is not trivial, but could be done by custom templates, or settings.
here as well - there is a padding, and a grey fixed background, all by autocomplete.css - which is pre-opiniated...
I don't work with Tailwind, but I think that it should be supported too.