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Filters (built-in types)

  • TextTableFilter: contains/starts/ends/equals/is_null/is_not_null.
  • NumberTableFilter(Int/Double): gt/gte/lt/lte/equals/not_equals/between/is_null/is_not_null + optional range slider via rangeOptions.
  • BooleanTableFilter: equals; optional getTitle(BooleanType).
  • DateTableFilter: gt/gte/lt/lte/equals/between/is_null/is_not_null (uses kotlinx.datetime.LocalDate).
  • EnumTableFilter<T: Enum>: in/not_in/equals with options: List<T> and getTitle(T).
  • CustomTableFilter: fully custom filter UI and state with access to table data. Implement CustomFilterRenderer<T, E> for main panel and optional fast filter (both receive tableData: E parameter), and CustomFilterStateProvider<T> for chip text. Supports data visualizations of any complexity, including dynamic histograms and statistics based on current table data.
  • DisabledTableFilter: special marker filter type that completely disables filtering for a column while keeping the API contract (no filter UI is rendered for such columns in filter panels and conditional formatting dialogs).

Applying filters to data is app‑specific. Example:

val filtered = remember(items, state.filters) {
    items.filter { item ->
        // Evaluate your domain against active state.filters
        // See `table-sample` for a full example
        true
    }
}