Juri Wolf

I made some changes to support diacritics: https://github.com/farzher/fuzzysort/pull/88 Since it will slow down a bit I think that should be disabled by default and therefore this PR is just a...

You could do something like suggested in https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte-virtual-list/issues/16#issuecomment-903715845 Here is a working example for `skyao/svelte-tiny-virtual-list`: https://svelte.dev/repl/2250c4b4e7054b01ac9329f827bee090?version=3.44.0

It should not matter in what direction you scroll. The Idea is to create a div containing one full Row/Column and the virtual list treats each column/row as a single...

I just also pushed a change which prevents disabled items from beeing select by keyboard or as first entry. Please have a look at before merging: https://github.com/metonym/svelte-typeahead/pull/13/commits/3ee7b6e06d57379799b4b7041867658a6d5d9d97

its self-referencing, so I think it has to be a function. And its also called in `afterUpdate()` to handle if the first element is disabled. So we would have the...

Sorry, to less sleep last night, I missed updating the `afterUpdate()` function. Is fixed now.

I increment the selectedIndex as long as the selectedItem turns out to be disabled. To prevent infinite loop I stop after `result.lenght`-times. In my test it actually is fixing the...

it feels a bit weird to have a for-loop without an acutal function. So I don't know whether to write `for();` or `for() {}`.

Ok, I'll try again. Thanks for your patience, I`m pretty new to svelte. My first approach still uses `.findIndex()`. Is IE in Svelte an issue? I`m not that much into...

I'll go with `findIndex`, since IE already need at least one polyfill for `promise`. I wrote a note in the readme. If you find something what doesn't need a polyfill...