Merge branch 'master' of github.com:jordanlapointe/react-autocomplete

Author: Mouse Braun

README.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Props passed to `props.renderInput`. By default these props will be
 applied to the `<input />` element rendered by `Autocomplete`, unless you
 have specified a custom value for `props.renderInput`. Any properties
 supported by `HTMLInputElement` can be specified, apart from the
-following which are set by `Autocomplete`: value, autoComplete, role,
+following which are set by `Autocomplete`: value, role,
 aria-autocomplete. `inputProps` is commonly used for (but not limited to)
 placeholder, event handlers (onFocus, onBlur, etc.), autoFocus, etc..
 

lib/Autocomplete.js

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ class Autocomplete extends React.Component {
      * applied to the `<input />` element rendered by `Autocomplete`, unless you
      * have specified a custom value for `props.renderInput`. Any properties
      * supported by `HTMLInputElement` can be specified, apart from the
-     * following which are set by `Autocomplete`: value, autoComplete, role,
+     * following which are set by `Autocomplete`: value, role,
      * aria-autocomplete. `inputProps` is commonly used for (but not limited to)
      * placeholder, event handlers (onFocus, onBlur, etc.), autoFocus, etc..
      */
@@ -577,12 +577,13 @@ class Autocomplete extends React.Component {
           role: 'combobox',
           'aria-autocomplete': 'list',
           'aria-expanded': open,
-          autoComplete: 'off',
+          autoComplete: inputProps.autoComplete || 'new-password'
           ref: this.exposeAPI,
-          onFocus: this.handleInputFocus,
-          onBlur: this.handleInputBlur,
+          onFocus: this.composeEventHandlers(this.handleInputFocus, inputProps.onFocus),
+          onBlur: this.composeEventHandlers(this.handleInputBlur, inputProps.onBlur),
           onChange: this.handleChange,
           onKeyDown: this.composeEventHandlers(this.handleKeyDown, inputProps.onKeyDown),
+          onKeyUp: this.composeEventHandlers(this.handleKeyUp, inputProps.onKeyUp),
           onClick: this.composeEventHandlers(this.handleInputClick, inputProps.onClick),
           value: this.props.value,
         })}