Instead of installing $your-framework-autosuggest, try out datalist in your next project. Datalist is the browsers built-in way of showing a list of options as a user types into an input.

<input list="frameworks" />

<datalist id="frameworks">
  <option>Bootstrap</option>
  <option>Tailwind CSS</option>
  <option>Foundation</option>
  <option>Bulma</option>
  <option>Skeleton</option>
</datalist>

To use it, you add a datalist element with an ID and a set of options to your HTML. Don't worry, the element won't be visible. Then you use the list attribute on an input to associate the two.

As a user now types into the input, the browser will show the datalist as a dropdown, automatically filtering the options as the user types. Because it's a regular input though, users still have the option to type in their own value. Lastly, they can see all of the options by selecting the input and using the arrow keys to navigate the list, or clicking the dropdown icon the browser adds.