Polymer 3 support

[Ortham]

This may be a bit premature, but are there any plans for this element to support Polymer 3, i.e. ship as an ES6 module published on the NPM registry?

[jhuesos]

Yeah, it is in the plans, but it might take a while. The other option i am thinking is a complete re-write to be only Polymer 3 compatible and to only provide the pop-up part. The input field part should be handled by the user, but they are just my first thoughts on this. What do you think?

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[Ortham]

I think that would be more flexible, but I don't have any strong opinion either way. The element works well for me as it is. 🤷‍♂️

[madiyetov]

Hi @jhuesos It would be nice to publish v3.0 with the same API and only after that adding new features. Developers already requiring v3.0. Thanks.

[jhuesos]

Noted. I'm this week on holidays outside the country. I will do my best to do this once I'm back. Of course, PR are always welcome :)

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[madiyetov]

@jhuesos https://github.com/stat92/paper-autocomplete/tree/3.0-preview . Here analysis.json doesn't generated properly and components page doesn't have link to the demo. But component works OK. You can use it.

[s-oliver]

I'm also interested in a Polymer 3 version (npm package).
I agree with your idea to only handle the popup part, that provides more flexibility - you could add autocompletion to any arbitrary elemtent that way.

[JoernT]

is this still in the works or stalled? Just asking as we migrate to Polymer 3 and rely on paper-autocomplete (which is fine as is). Eventually we'll do the migration ourselves.

[ThomasOrlita]

Someone made a Polymer 3 version, it works okay for me:
https://www.webcomponents.org/element/@fluidnext-polymer/paper-autocomplete/