I extended the cycle.js autocomplete example to allow for multiple selections, each capable of being deleted. I also component-ized the autocomplete in the example using isolate so that multiple autocompletes can run in parallel. Besides handling progress and errors, this example also allows you to pass the autocomplete component props$ that tell it where to fetch data, and how to formulate the data for consumption and view.
This examples runs using two different services, a local word autocomplete server and a github api reques.
Get the autocomplete-server going first. Then do:
npm install
Then :
npm start
This starts the webpack dev server. At this point you can open your browser to http://localhost:8080
