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Hotwire Combobox

Easy and Accessible Autocomplete for Ruby on Rails

Updated Apr 26, 2024
By Jose Farias
Pre-Launch Components Free
Price: Free

Description

Note: HotwireCombobox is at an early stage of development. It's nearing a beta release, but the API might change and bugs are expected. Please continue to use the library and report any issues in the GitHub repo.

It's a combobox (aka autocomplete) gem for Ruby on Rails applications. You will need Turbo and Stimulus installed and running in your app to use this gem.

Head to our GitHub repo for installation instructions or read on for a quick demo.

Created by Jose Farias, a programmer at 37Signals, HotwireCombobox prides itself on being easy to use. 
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