Downshift Shadcn Combobox
Combobox/autocomplete component built with shadcn/ui and Downshift.
Overview:
The Shadcn/ui + Downshift Combobox is an autocomplete input and command palette designed to provide users with a list of suggestions. It is built using the Shadcn/ui library and Downshift's useCombobox hook. This tool is versatile and effective in enhancing user experiences by offering helpful suggestions while inputting information.
Features:
- Autocomplete Input: Provides a dropdown list of suggestions as the user types.
- Command Palette: Allows users to select options from a list of suggestions.
- Built with Shadcn/ui and Downshift: Utilizes these libraries for a seamless user interface.
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