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Autosuggest | Documentation | Esri Developer

Suggestions displayed as characters using a widget and the geocoding service.

What is autosuggest?

Autosuggest, also known as autocomplete, is the process of using incomplete text to search for place names and addresses. For example, you can search for "New Y", "Dodgers S", and "Cali" to get a list of suggested place names that match.

You can use autosuggest to build applications that:

How autosuggest works

You can get address and place name suggestions by making an HTTP request to the geocoding service suggest operation or by using client APIs. Specify the address or place name text, and optionally, additional parameters to refine the search.

You can provide text for a partial place name or a partial address to get search results. Typically 2-3 characters are needed to start searching.

To refine the search and improve accuracy, you can provide additional information such as the location, search extent, category, and country code.

The geocoding service parses the text and uses all of the parameters provided to return a set of suggestions. Each suggestion contains text (address or place name), isCollection (single distinct place or multiple with the same name or category), and magicKey (search identifier) properties.

Note

To get the complete address and location for a suggestion, you must make an additional request to the findAddressCandidates operation using the information from the suggestion.

URL request

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https://geocode-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/suggest?text={partialText}&f=json&token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>

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https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/suggest?text={partialText}&f=json&token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>
Required parameters Name Description Examples f The format of the data returned. f=json f=pjson token An API key or OAuth 2.0 access token. token=<ACCESS_TOKEN> Security and authentication guide

To get an access token for this operation, go to Get started.

Key parameters Name Description Examples text The partial address or place name. Different formats are supported. text=starbutext=100, main sttext=New Y

Additional parameters: Refine the search by using parameters such as location, searchExtent, category, and countryCode.

ArcGIS REST API

For more information about the request, parameters, and valid input values, see the Geocoding service REST API documentation.

Try it:

Run the request in Postman .

Code examples Get suggestions for a string

This example finds suggestions for the string New Y. To find the actual address and location for a suggestion, you have to pass each text and magicKey value to the geocoding service. Most APIs provide a LocatorTask to access the service.

Steps
  1. Reference the geocoding service.

  2. Set the text to search for.

  3. Set the API key.

The response is a set of suggestions (max of 5) containing the text and magicKey properties. Use these properties to search for the complete address with a location.

Suggestions displayed as characters using a widget and the geocoding service.

Security and authentication guide

To get an access token, go to Security and Authentication > Get started.

APIs

ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript ArcGIS Maps SDK for .NET ArcGIS Maps SDK for Kotlin ArcGIS Maps SDK for Swift ArcGIS Maps SDK for Java ArcGIS Maps SDK for Qt ArcGIS API for Python ArcGIS REST JS Esri Leaflet MapLibre GL JS OpenLayers CesiumJS

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        const geocodingServiceUrl =
          "https://geocode-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer"

        const params = {
          text: "New Y", // Suggestion text
        }

        locator
          .suggestLocations(geocodingServiceUrl, params)
          .then((response) => {
            // Show a list of the suggestions
            response.forEach((suggestion) => {
              showSuggestion(suggestion.text, suggestion.magicKey)
            })
            // When a suggestion is selected, geocode to find its location
            select.addEventListener("calciteSelectChange", (event) => {
              const text = event.target.innerHTML
              const magicKey = event.target.value
              geocodeSuggestion(text, magicKey)
            })
          })
REST API

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curl https://geocode-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/suggest \
-d 'f=pjson' \
-d 'text=New Y' \
-d 'token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>'
Response (JSON)

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{
  "suggestions": [
    {
      "text": "New York, NY, USA",
      "magicKey": "dHA9MCNsb2M9NzUwOTc4OCNsbmc9MzMjcGw9MjcxNjU1MyNsYnM9MTQ6MjM4MTIyMzc=",
      "isCollection": false
    },
    {
      "text": "New York, USA",
      "magicKey": "dHA9MCNsb2M9NzMxOTEwOCNsbmc9MzMjcGw9MjU5OTMyMyNsYnM9MTQ6MjM4MTIyMzc=",
      "isCollection": false
    },
    {
Tutorials

Search with autosuggest

Search for an address with autosuggest using the geocoding service.



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