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@ganttkit/plugin-filter

v0.1.2

Published

Row/task filtering feature plugin for GanttKit.

Downloads

336

Readme

@ganttkit/plugin-filter

A feature plugin for GanttKit that filters rows and tasks. It also serves as the reference example of the feature-plugin contract: it taps the rows data hook, registers commands, and returns a small controller.

import { GanttEngine } from '@ganttkit/core'
import { createFilter, filters } from '@ganttkit/plugin-filter'

const engine = new GanttEngine({ rows })
const filter = createFilter()
engine.use(filter.plugin)

// Show only tasks whose name contains "api":
filter.setTaskFilter(filters.taskNameIncludes('api'))

// Show only rows named like "design":
filter.setRowFilter(filters.rowNameIncludes('design'))

// Reset:
filter.clear()

Works with any renderer the engine recomputes and every renderer repaints.

API

  • createFilter(options?) → GanttFilter
    • options.row / options.task initial predicates
    • options.dropEmptyRows hide rows whose tasks were all filtered out (default true)
  • GanttFilter: { plugin, setRowFilter, setTaskFilter, clear }
  • filters: taskNameIncludes, rowNameIncludes, taskOverlaps(from, to)

Commands

Installing also registers: filter.setRowFilter, filter.setTaskFilter, filter.clear callable via engine.commands.execute(...).

How it works (the plugin pattern)

const plugin = {
  name: 'filter',
  install(ctx) {
    const off = ctx.hooks.rows.tap(rows => applyFilters(rows)) // reshape data
    ctx.commands.register('filter.clear', () => { /* ... */ })  // expose actions
    return off                                                  // cleanup on remove
  },
}

License

MIT