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I'm trying to replicate functionality of this Typeahead remote example, but I can't figure out how to supply the data in the way Typeahead / Bloodhound wants it, nor what datumTokenizer or queryTokenizer are for.

In Python / Django views.py I've got:

nouns = ['apple', 'banana', 'pear']
return JsonResponse({'results': nouns})

reaching the site as:

{"results": ["apple", "banana", "pear"]}

Yet for 'kings' the example returns:

[{"year": "1949","value":"All the Kings Men","tokens":["All","the","Kings","Men"]}]

Need we return it in this format? If so, how? How can we make a simple replication of the example?

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Figured it out: for practical use return HttpResponse(nouns), or return JsonResponse(nouns, safe=False).

If concerned for security send it as a dict:

noun_dicts = [{'suggestion':x} for x in nouns]
return JsonResponse({'results':noun_dicts})

And then parse the dict in JS.