jQuery FilterBuilder - Overview
The FilterBuilder UI component allows a user to build complex filter expressions with an unlimited number of filter conditions using the UI.
The following code adds a simple FilterBuilder to your page. Note that each item in the fields array contains the dataField. The filter expression is defined in the value property and should contain only those data fields that are present in the fields array.
jQuery
JavaScript
$(function () {
$("#filterBuilder").dxFilterBuilder({
value: [
[
["Product_Name", "startswith", "Super"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", ">=", 300]
],
"or",
[
["Product_Name", "contains", "HD"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", "<", 200]
]
],
fields: [{
caption: "ID",
dataField: "Product_ID",
dataType: "number"
}, {
dataField: "Product_Name"
}, {
caption: "Cost",
dataField: "Product_Cost",
dataType: "number",
format: "currency"
}]
});
});Angular
HTML
TypeScript
<dx-filter-builder
[(value)]="filterValue">
<dxi-field
dataField="Product_ID"
dataType="number"
caption="ID">
</dxi-field>
<dxi-field dataField="Product_Name"></dxi-field>
<dxi-field
dataField="Product_Cost"
dataType="number"
caption="Cost"
format="currency">
</dxi-field>
</dx-filter-builder>
import { DxFilterBuilderModule } from "devextreme-angular";
// ...
export class AppComponent {
filterValue = [
[
["Product_Name", "startswith", "Super"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", ">=", 300]
],
"or",
[
["Product_Name", "contains", "HD"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", "<", 200]
]
];
}
@NgModule({
imports: [
// ...
DxFilterBuilderModule
],
// ...
})Vue
App.vue
<template>
<DxFilterBuilder
v-model:value="filterValue">
<DxField
data-field="Product_ID"
data-type="number"
caption="ID"
/>
<DxField data-field="Product_Name" />
<DxField
data-field="Product_Cost"
data-type="number"
caption="Cost"
format="currency"
/>
</DxFilterBuilder>
</template>
<script>
import 'devextreme/dist/css/dx.light.css';
import DxFilterBuilder, {
DxField
} from 'devextreme-vue/filter-builder';
export default {
components: {
DxFilterBuilder,
DxField
},
data() {
return {
filterValue: [
[
["Product_Name", "startswith", "Super"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", ">=", 300]
],
"or",
[
["Product_Name", "contains", "HD"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", "<", 200]
]
]
};
}
}
</script>React
App.js
import { useState } from 'react';
import 'devextreme/dist/css/dx.light.css';
import FilterBuilder, {
Field
} from 'devextreme-react/filter-builder';
export default function App() {
const [filterValue, setFilterValue] = useState([
[
["Product_Name", "startswith", "Super"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", ">=", 300]
],
"or",
[
["Product_Name", "contains", "HD"],
"and",
["Product_Cost", "<", 200]
]
]);
return (
<FilterBuilder
value={filterValue}
onValueChange={setFilterValue}>
<Field
dataField="Product_ID"
dataType="number"
caption="ID"
/>
<Field dataField="Product_Name" />
<Field
dataField="Product_Cost"
dataType="number"
caption="Cost"
format="currency"
/>
</FilterBuilder>
);
}The FilterBuilder displays the filter expression as a tree structure, where nodes represent simple filter conditions. Each condition consists of a data field, operation and value. A logical operation combines conditions into groups. For example, the following image shows how the above filter expression looks in the UI:
See Also
jQuery
Angular
Vue
React
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