Building an Angular Search Bar with Angular Autocomplete: A Step-by-Step Tutorial

Join me in this step-by-step tutorial where I guide you through the process of building an Angular search bar with Angular autocomplete functionality. From setting up the initial project to fetching articles, creating the form, and preparing the HTML structure, you'll learn all the necessary steps for seamless integration. Finally, I'll show you how to implement the autocomplete list, providing dynamic search suggestions.

0:00 Introduction
0:11 Initial project
1:04 Fetching articles
2:59 Form for Angular search bar
3:49 Preparing HTML
7:01 Angular autocomplete list

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[gamawfouskotouskaiopoionti]

These videos are good for Angular developers thanks❤

[community]

Wow amazing tutorial. It would be very nice if you can make a video explaining how to apply multiple filters. Thanks for sharing!

[Ebishenmansfield]

Informative. Keep it up 💪. Btw what's your editor theme?

[mohitpandey]

Loved your videos on angular & how easily they are understandable. Can you please make a video on mat stepper using single form with each step having child component and they should add controls in their respective components rather than in parent component. The idea is that I have 1.5k lines of form which I want to refactor, but it got me errors. It will be really helpful for others as well.

[record-bank]

helpful video. thanks.
please show us ssr example .
^^

[mohanareddy]

Can we make a similar search bar to get results from Elasticsearch?

[amitkrishna]

How to get the Node JS API code that you are using

[kunningdreamz]

What if we have huge records then ngonit is not advisable. please correct me If I am wrong.

[serhiikolontaievskyi]

Why didn't you use the power of Observables and async pipe? It could remove a lot of unnecessary code and subscriptions

[vrushabhshah]

Not working. The options are not available in the list

[_Greenflag_]

Last sentence was for me. Hugs and kisses, my big sweetie : )
Ok for filtering data on the server. But you are still frustrated with backend developers, you should never implement an interface without at least throtteling API calls from client side.
In your fetchData method AT LEAST pipe the call with distinctUntilChanged() and switchMap to cancel previous call if client hits two times (or more) enter consecutively or if response takes some time and client wants to search something else. And you should also implement a catchError if server returned an error. That's the basis package of an API call.

[imadboussouf]

hello, you need also to unsubscribe no?

[jhonatan]

amazing. I have a question, is it possible to make the search Bar with several filters? For example:
I have a url
and also
How can I make that input filter me with two different attributes?