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by dragonorta 3451 days ago
I've done this in a project recently when I was trying out different third party autocomplete components.

I had my own autocomplete component that I would use wherever I needed an autocomplete, and that component would render the third party autocomplete and supply it with the props it required. When I needed to switch out which third party component I was using, I only had to change code in one place, instead of changing it everywhere I was using autocomplete.