Erwann Mest

I would like to know as a developer that at least one element has been selected in the list, on the whole component. I need it to change the colour...

I'm interested by that. I'm doing a checker to verify if we have new fresh data, and display a button to the user in order to click it and refresh...

```js const Refresher = ({ defaultQuery }) => { const [refreshingDate, setRefreshingDate] = useState(Date.now()) const handleClick = () => { setRefreshingDate(Date.now()) } return ( bodybuilder() .notFilter("term", "DJPZ6h5jYFlNWv22", refreshingDate) // this...

in my code: ```js {({ data, value, handleChange }) => { if (data.length === 0) { return ( ) } return children({ data, value, handleChange }) }} ``` `data.length ===...

It's on `MultiDropdownList`. I don't see any way to open and close the dropdown by myself in fact. I could use MultiDataList and rendering the whole thing by my self...

``` var Dropdown = function (_Component) { _inherits(Dropdown, _Component); function Dropdown(props) { _classCallCheck(this, Dropdown); var _this = _possibleConstructorReturn(this, _Component.call(this, props)); _this.toggle = function () { _this.setState({ isOpen: !_this.state.isOpen }); };...

Can't I play with `downshiftProps` like something: ``` downshiftProps={{ isOpen: true, }} ``` (this one doesn't work for the moment) ?

Apparently no: https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch/blob/next/packages/web/src/components/shared/Dropdown.js#L143

Thank you for your work @argyleink I can't wait to see it on firefox!

I confirm, eesh.