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It looks that click event is not being fired when virtual keyboard is open. This issue appears also on project hompage.

Steps:

1. I click Use your GitHub account to authenticate so you can manage your Auth-Key.
2. I click the Github black button inside the Auth0 login widget.
3. I click in Github the green button: Authorize peterbe. Peterbe.com is successfully added to my Authorized OAuth Apps list when checked later.
4. I get a danger alert with the message: Unable to sign in because of an error from Auth0. (Access denied.).

I see in Chrome devtools I got redirected to this URL after the autorization:

https://peterbecom.auth0.com/login/callback?code={code here}&state={code here}

and then it redirects to:

https://autocompeter.com/auth/callback?error=unauthorized&error_description=Access%20denied.

I have installed everything as per read-me. But I get this error:

web_1 | Invalid HTTP_HOST header: '34.195.94.88:8000'. You may need to add '34.195.94.88' to ALLOWED_HOSTS.

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to file this issue, but I can't seem to create an API Key by using the website. The page refreshes, but the domain is not added to the list.

Hi,

First of all: nice effort in autocompeter.

I noticed...

I couldn't help but noticing that one can override the url variable. Even though this might not have been the intention (when you built it), it allows one to host their own autocompeter server.

One could...

I can imagine this being useful, when the backend is in Go as well. One could simply go get your library, and set up their own autocompeter endpoint. One could call

http.HandleFunc("/search/api", autocompeter.SearchHandler)

in combination with

<script>
var q = document.getElementById("q");
Autocompeter(q, {
            url: '/search/api',
            ping: false     // not needed as it can be hosted at the same domain
});
</script>

Reasons for wanting this include:

• Privacy (I don't really imagine this to be an issue, but doing this allows one to use this search engine for protected websites that require the user to be logged in);
• Faster updating (even though your API is probably fast, not having to go across the web to do it, is faster)
• Uptime "guarantee": when the website is online, then chances are quite big the search-engine is online as well
• Less traffic/requests to autocompeter.com

One only needs...

...a back-end for the searching.

Now I have successfully implemented a simple back-end for such purpose: using the same technique as you described. I'm using Go map[string][]int for that, which might be less efficient than Redit (I'm not a Redis-user), but as it's not making calls across processes, it should be faster for small databases. As such, it is only in-memory. But it allows you to easily (programmatically) update the database without using the Api to autocompeter.com/v1.

If you can, I can wrap this up nicely and make a PR for this, and put some effort in making it publicly available. If you don't like the idea (or would like some adjustments), feel free to discuss.

The API doesn't like any of the github accounts I've attempted to login with. Always a 500 server error as soon as Github verifies my login. what a shame

Hello @peterbe ,
I am the member of cdnjs project.
We want to host this library.
But there is a question about license want to ask.
I found that the license you mention in package.json is BSD.
And I want to ask which version of BSD do you use.
Please take a look at this.
Thanks for your help!

cdnjs/cdnjs#8203