@swypex/refilter v1.4.4

A powerful and flexible React library to effortlessly add robust filtering capabilities to your applications, simplifies creating dynamic and interactive user interfaces, allowing users to filter through large datasets easily.

📝 Table of Contents

• About
• Getting Started
• Usage
• Built Using
• Contributing

🧐 About

This package is an ideal solution for implementing advanced, strongly-typed filtering systems. By focusing on managing filter states and interactions, it allows developers to invest their time when it matters most: creating tailored filter UIs and handling business logic.

Key Features

• Simplified State Management: Offload the complexity of managing filter states, freeing you to focus on building filter-specific UI and business logic.
• Dynamic Badge System: Automatically generate badges for applied filters, offering quick access to remove or modify them.
• Customizable UI: Define the rendering of badges, side panel items & content for each filter.
• Overridable Styles: Customize all class names, or use the provided HOC to style the component once and return a tailored version.
• Strongly Typed: Built with TypeScript, ensuring a type-safe and robust developer experience.

🎥 Demo / Working

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🏁 Getting Started

Installation

Make sure you have node version >= 16 and react version >= 16

npm i @swypex/refilter

Import this style sheet

@import '~@swypex/refilter/output/main.css';

🎈 Usage

Default Swypex design

import { GenericFilter } from '@swypex/refilter';

<GenericFilter />

Custom styled generic filter

import { createStyledGenericFilter } from '@swypex/refilter';

export const StyledGenericFilter = createStyledGenericFilter({
  closeButton: 'bg-red-100',
});


import { StyledGenericFilter as GenericFilter } from '@/components/GenericFilterWrapper';

<GenericFilter />

Specific style for the filter

import { GenericFilter } from '@swypex/refilter';

<GenericFilter
  classNames={{
    closeButton: 'bg-red-100',
  }}
/>

How to create your filter component

the filter component has the constant boilerplate code you need to follow

export interface FilterComponentValue {
  value: Nullable<boolean>;
}

export function FilterComponent(
  props: FilterComponentProps<FilterComponentValue>
) {
  const { onChange, value } = props;
  return <div></div>;
}

function FilterComponentFilterShortcut(
  props: ShortcutComponentProps<FilterComponentValue>
) {
  const { value, onChange } = props;
  return <div></div>;
}

FilterComponent.Shortcut = FilterComponentFilterShortcut;

FilterComponent.comparator = (
  a: FilterComponentValue,
  b: FilterComponentValue
) => {
  return a.value === b.value;
};

FilterComponent.getBadgeCount = (value: FilterComponentValue) => {
  return value.value !== null ? 1 : 0;
};

⛏️ Built Using

• React
• Tailwind
• Typescript
• Rollup