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Filters

A stepped filter builder: pick an attribute, a condition and a value as chips, or nest groups in the advanced builder.

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import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";
packages/canon/src/components/filters.tsx
InvoiceSupplierAmount
INV-20418Halcyon Packaging$4,812.50
INV-20420Orchard Street$920.75
INV-20423Orchard Street$6,150.00
3 of 6 invoices
import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import { createFilterQuery, createFilterRule, flattenFilterConditions } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type { FilterField, FilterQuery } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { BuildingIcon, CircleDotIcon, DollarSignIcon, UserIcon } from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";export function Hero() {    type Invoice = {        id: string;        supplier: string;        status: string;        amount: number;        approver: string;    };    const invoices: Invoice[] = [        {            id: "INV-20418",            supplier: "Halcyon Packaging",            status: "pending",            amount: 4812.5,            approver: "maya",        },        {            id: "INV-20419",            supplier: "Northwind Freight",            status: "approved",            amount: 18240,            approver: "priya",        },        {            id: "INV-20420",            supplier: "Orchard Street",            status: "pending",            amount: 920.75,            approver: "tomas",        },        {            id: "INV-20421",            supplier: "Northwind Freight",            status: "on-hold",            amount: 3310,            approver: "maya",        },        {            id: "INV-20422",            supplier: "Halcyon Packaging",            status: "paid",            amount: 12004.2,            approver: "jordan",        },        {            id: "INV-20423",            supplier: "Orchard Street",            status: "pending",            amount: 6150,            approver: "priya",        },    ];    const fields: FilterField[] = [        {            id: "status",            label: "Status",            icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            type: "select",            options: [                { value: "pending", label: "Pending approval" },                { value: "approved", label: "Approved" },                { value: "on-hold", label: "On hold" },                { value: "paid", label: "Paid" },            ],        },        {            id: "supplier",            label: "Supplier",            icon: <BuildingIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            type: "text",        },        {            id: "amount",            label: "Amount",            icon: <DollarSignIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            type: "number",        },        {            id: "approver",            label: "Approver",            icon: <UserIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            type: "multiselect",            options: [                { value: "maya", label: "Maya Okafor" },                { value: "priya", label: "Priya Raman" },                { value: "tomas", label: "Tomás Ferreira" },                { value: "jordan", label: "Jordan Lee" },            ],        },    ];    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            createFilterRule({                id: "status",                path: ["status"],                operator: "is",                value: "pending",            }),        ]),    );    // A plain predicate over the flat conditions; a server compiles the same.    const rows = invoices.filter((invoice) =>        flattenFilterConditions(query).every((condition) => {            const raw = invoice[condition.field as keyof Invoice];            const [first] = condition.values;            let pass = true;            if (condition.operator === "is") pass = raw === first;            else if (condition.operator === "is_not") pass = raw !== first;            else if (                condition.operator === "is_any_of" ||                condition.operator === "has_any_of"            )                pass =                    condition.values.length === 0 ||                    condition.values.includes(raw);            else if (condition.operator === "contains")                pass = String(raw)                    .toLowerCase()                    .includes(String(first ?? "").toLowerCase());            else if (condition.operator === "gt")                pass = Number(raw) > Number(first);            else if (condition.operator === "lt")                pass = Number(raw) < Number(first);            return condition.negated ? !pass : pass;        }),    );    return (        <div className="flex w-full max-w-2xl flex-col overflow-hidden rounded-xl bg-card text-left shadow-border">            <div className="flex min-h-11 items-center border-b px-3 py-2">                <Filters                    fields={fields}                    query={query}                    onQueryChange={setQuery}                    showClear                    className="flex-1"                />            </div>            <table className="w-full text-13">                <thead>                    <tr className="h-8 border-b text-left text-muted-foreground">                        <th className="px-3 font-medium">Invoice</th>                        <th className="px-3 font-medium">Supplier</th>                        <th className="px-3 text-right font-medium">Amount</th>                    </tr>                </thead>                <tbody>                    {rows.map((invoice) => (                        <tr                            key={invoice.id}                            className="h-9 border-b last:border-b-0 hover:bg-surface"                        >                            <td className="px-3 font-mono text-xs">                                {invoice.id}                            </td>                            <td className="px-3">{invoice.supplier}</td>                            <td className="px-3 text-right tabular-nums">                                {invoice.amount.toLocaleString("en-US", {                                    style: "currency",                                    currency: "USD",                                })}                            </td>                        </tr>                    ))}                </tbody>            </table>            <div                role="status"                className="flex h-9 items-center border-t bg-background px-3 text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums"            >                {rows.length} of {invoices.length} invoices            </div>        </div>    );}

Usage#

Filters is the stepped filter builder above a list or table: pick an attribute, a condition and a value, and each finished condition becomes a chip in a toolbar row. It holds a boolean query tree, so a flat is pending and a nested terms is net60 AND (tier is probation OR W-9 is false) are the same model — the advanced builder draws the parentheses the chip row can't. Give it a fields schema and a query; it never fetches rows itself. The common mistake is reaching for it to show one already-chosen filter: that is a FilterChip in a row, not the whole builder.

When to use

  • To narrow a list or table by several attributes at once: invoices by status, supplier and amount; records by tier and days until due.
  • When the attributes are nested or many, so people drill a field tree rather than scan a flat menu.
  • When a filter needs an operator — is, is not, greater than, between — not just a value.
  • For saved views and share links, where the query is a tree a server can compile with flattenFilterConditions.
  • With variant="advanced" when the query mixes AND and OR, or nests groups the chip row cannot draw.

When not to use

  • To show a single filter that is already set, with its own remove button. Use Filter chip
  • For a quick, always-visible filter that toggles two to five values in place, such as channels. Use Toggle group
  • To search one long list by name and pick a record, not to narrow a table. Use Combobox
  • To pick a point inside a field tree as a value, without conditions or a query. Use Cascader
  • For the whole toolbar the bar sits in: search, filters and view controls together. Use Search, filter and sort

The query is the source of truth

The bar holds the FilterQuery tree and nothing else: no fetching, no row state. Keep the query beside the list, pass it in, and read flattenFilterConditions(query) into your own predicate or send the tree to a server. A chip is a view of a rule, never where a filter lives.

Three segments, three jobs

A chip is a joined button group, not a tag: the field is a fixed label, the operator and the value are each their own button with their own popover, and a kebab closes the group. Keep the segments visibly separate so people can see which part they are about to change. The operator stays Slate Meta; field and value are ink. No indigo on the chip: it is a control, not a selection.

Basic is a row, advanced is a tree

"basic" draws the flat chip row joined by an implicit AND, because a chip row has nowhere to put a parenthesis; it flattens a nested query to chips. "advanced" draws the real tree with combinators and nested groups. Switch with variant, or offer Advanced editor in a chip's kebab via onConvertToAdvanced.

Anatomy#

Supplier
is any of
Halcyon, Northwind
  1. Field. The first segment: the attribute, with its icon, in medium ink. Display only, never a button, because a chip's field never changes. A nested path renders chevron-separated; the full path is the accessible name.
  2. Operator. The second segment: is, is any of, greater than, between, resolved from the field's type or its own operators. A Slate Meta button that opens the condition list.
  3. Value. The third segment: the chosen values in medium ink, a button that opens the editor the field's type or editor picks. Several picks summarise as 2 selected, or as whatever renderValue draws. A valueless operator (is empty) draws no segment.
  4. Kebab. The last segment: an icon button with Duplicate, Negate, Advanced editor and Remove. Remove lives here rather than as an X on the chip, so the group stays three readable parts.
  5. Add filter. An outline button that opens the attribute picker to start a new condition, icon-only once chips sit beside it; in advanced it opens the builder. Replaceable through trigger, or moved into the page toolbar as a FiltersBuilder.
  6. Clear. An outline button on the row's trailing edge, shown by showClear once the query holds anything, that empties the whole query.

Examples#

An empty bar

With only fields and no query, the row shows just the Add filter trigger. Pick an attribute, a condition and a value to build the first chip.

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";export function Default() {    return (        <Filters size="default" fields={supplierFields} className="w-full" />    );}

Nested attributes

A field with its own fields becomes a branch in the picker, so people drill Supplier → Tier and the chip renders the path with a chevron. path is root first, ["supplier", "tier"].

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import { createFilterQuery, createFilterRule } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type { FilterQuery } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import * as React from "react";export function NestedAttributes() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            createFilterRule({                id: "tier",                path: ["supplier", "tier"],                operator: "is",                value: "preferred",            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={supplierFields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear            className="w-full"        />    );}

Advanced builder

variant="advanced" draws the real query tree in a popover: nested groups, an AND/OR combinator per group, and Wrap in group. onQueryChange still reports every write with its reason.

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import { createFilterQuery, createFilterRule } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type { FilterQuery } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { toast } from "@oration/canon/components/toast";import * as React from "react";export function Advanced() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            createFilterRule({                id: "amount",                path: ["invoice", "amount"],                operator: "gt",                value: 10000,            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            variant="advanced"            fields={supplierFields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={(next, details) => {                setQuery(next);                if (details.reason === "clear") {                    toast.add({                        title: "Filters cleared",                        description: "Payment runs shows every invoice again.",                    });                }            }}        />    );}

Inline, reorderable

advancedMode="inline" renders the panel in place for a sidebar or settings page, and reorderable lets each row drag or move with Alt+Arrow. The query mixes AND and OR.

Where
Where
import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import { createFilterRule } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type { FilterQuery } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import * as React from "react";export function AdvancedInline() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() => ({        id: "root",        type: "group",        combinator: "and",        rules: [            createFilterRule({                id: "terms",                path: ["invoice", "terms"],                operator: "is",                value: "net60",            }),            {                id: "g1",                type: "group",                combinator: "or",                rules: [                    createFilterRule({                        id: "tier",                        path: ["supplier", "tier"],                        operator: "is",                        value: "probation",                    }),                    createFilterRule({                        id: "w9",                        path: ["supplier", "w9"],                        operator: "is",                        value: false,                    }),                ],            },        ],    }));    return (        <div className="w-full max-w-2xl rounded-xl bg-card p-4 text-left shadow-border">            <Filters                variant="advanced"                advancedMode="inline"                reorderable                fields={supplierFields}                query={query}                onQueryChange={setQuery}            />        </div>    );}

Read only

readOnly renders the chips and keeps them arrowable, but locks every mutation and gives the toolbar a spoken read-only description. Use it for a shared or saved view.

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import { createFilterQuery, createFilterRule } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";export function ReadOnly() {    return (        <Filters            readOnly            fields={supplierFields}            defaultQuery={createFilterQuery<unknown>([                createFilterRule<unknown>({                    id: "tier",                    path: ["supplier", "tier"],                    operator: "is",                    value: "preferred",                }),                createFilterRule<unknown>({                    id: "due",                    path: ["due"],                    operator: "lt",                    value: 7,                }),            ])}            className="w-full"        />    );}

Everything in one filter bar

Multi-select, nested fields, async options that page over the wire, pinned selections and stacked values, all in one bar. Status values render as dots and Assignee as an avatar stack once the chip collapses.

{
  "id": "root",
  "type": "group",
  "combinator": "and",
  "rules": [
    {
      "id": "seed-1",
      "type": "rule",
      "path": [
        "assignee"
      ],
      "operator": "has_any_of",
      "value": [
        "ada",
        "grace",
        "alan",
        "katherine"
      ]
    },
    {
      "id": "seed-2",
      "type": "rule",
      "path": [
        "priority"
      ],
      "operator": "is",
      "value": [
        "urgent"
      ]
    }
  ]
}
import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarGroup,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import {    StatusDot,    type StatusTone,} from "@oration/canon/components/status-dot";import type { TagColor } from "@oration/canon/components/tag";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    ArchiveIcon,    BookUserIcon,    Building2Icon,    CircleDotIcon,    GlobeIcon,    HashIcon,    StarIcon,    TypeIcon,    UserMinusIcon,    UserRoundCheckIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* --------------------------------- Data ---------------------------------- */// A semantic status reads on Canon's status ladder, so each status carries a// StatusTone rather than a raw palette colour.const STATUSES: { value: string; label: string; tone: StatusTone }[] = [    { value: "todo", label: "To Do", tone: "neutral" },    { value: "in-progress", label: "In Progress", tone: "warning" },    { value: "review", label: "In Review", tone: "info" },    { value: "done", label: "Done", tone: "success" },    { value: "cancelled", label: "Cancelled", tone: "danger" },];// Priority is a ramp. The star wears a categorical tag hue so the four ranks// read cool-to-hot without borrowing a status meaning.const PRIORITIES: { value: string; label: string; color: TagColor }[] = [    { value: "low", label: "Low", color: "green" },    { value: "medium", label: "Medium", color: "amber" },    { value: "high", label: "High", color: "orange" },    { value: "urgent", label: "Urgent", color: "red" },];// The categorical star fills, as literal class strings so Tailwind can scan// them. The deep `-fg` token keeps a small star legible.const starColor: Record<TagColor, string> = {    gray: "text-(--tag-gray-fg)",    blue: "text-(--tag-blue-fg)",    indigo: "text-(--tag-indigo-fg)",    violet: "text-(--tag-violet-fg)",    pink: "text-(--tag-pink-fg)",    red: "text-(--tag-red-fg)",    orange: "text-(--tag-orange-fg)",    amber: "text-(--tag-amber-fg)",    green: "text-(--tag-green-fg)",    teal: "text-(--tag-teal-fg)",};// Long enough that the menu scrolls, which is the point: this is the field that// opts into both the pinned stack and a taller panel.const TEAM = [    { value: "ada", label: "Ada Lovelace", img: "women/1" },    { value: "grace", label: "Grace Hopper", img: "women/2" },    { value: "alan", label: "Alan Turing", img: "men/3" },    { value: "katherine", label: "Katherine Johnson", img: "women/4" },    { value: "edsger", label: "Edsger Dijkstra", img: "men/5" },    { value: "barbara", label: "Barbara Liskov", img: "women/6" },    { value: "tim", label: "Tim Berners-Lee", img: "men/7" },    { value: "margaret", label: "Margaret Hamilton", img: "women/8" },    { value: "donald", label: "Donald Knuth", img: "men/9" },    { value: "radia", label: "Radia Perlman", img: "women/10" },    { value: "linus", label: "Linus Torvalds", img: "men/11" },    { value: "anita", label: "Anita Borg", img: "women/12" },    { value: "ken", label: "Ken Thompson", img: "men/13" },    { value: "frances", label: "Frances Allen", img: "women/14" },    { value: "dennis", label: "Dennis Ritchie", img: "men/15" },    { value: "shafi", label: "Shafi Goldwasser", img: "women/16" },    { value: "vint", label: "Vint Cerf", img: "men/17" },    { value: "carol", label: "Carol Shaw", img: "women/18" },    { value: "guido", label: "Guido van Rossum", img: "men/19" },    { value: "jean", label: "Jean Bartik", img: "women/20" },];// 120 rows, so the list genuinely searches and scrolls.const COUNTRIES: FilterOption[] = [    "Afghanistan",    "Albania",    "Algeria",    "Andorra",    "Angola",    "Argentina",    "Armenia",    "Australia",    "Austria",    "Azerbaijan",    "Bahamas",    "Bahrain",    "Bangladesh",    "Barbados",    "Belarus",    "Belgium",    "Belize",    "Benin",    "Bhutan",    "Bolivia",    "Botswana",    "Brazil",    "Brunei",    "Bulgaria",    "Burkina Faso",    "Burundi",    "Cambodia",    "Cameroon",    "Canada",    "Chad",    "Chile",    "China",    "Colombia",    "Comoros",    "Congo",    "Costa Rica",    "Croatia",    "Cuba",    "Cyprus",    "Czechia",    "Denmark",    "Djibouti",    "Dominica",    "Ecuador",    "Egypt",    "Estonia",    "Eswatini",    "Ethiopia",    "Fiji",    "Finland",    "France",    "Gabon",    "Gambia",    "Georgia",    "Germany",    "Ghana",    "Greece",    "Grenada",    "Guatemala",    "Guinea",    "Guyana",    "Haiti",    "Honduras",    "Hungary",    "Iceland",    "India",    "Indonesia",    "Iran",    "Iraq",    "Ireland",    "Israel",    "Italy",    "Jamaica",    "Japan",    "Jordan",    "Kazakhstan",    "Kenya",    "Kuwait",    "Kyrgyzstan",    "Laos",    "Latvia",    "Lebanon",    "Lesotho",    "Liberia",    "Libya",    "Lithuania",    "Luxembourg",    "Madagascar",    "Malawi",    "Malaysia",    "Maldives",    "Mali",    "Malta",    "Mexico",    "Moldova",    "Monaco",    "Mongolia",    "Morocco",    "Mozambique",    "Namibia",    "Nepal",    "Netherlands",    "New Zealand",    "Nicaragua",    "Nigeria",    "Norway",    "Oman",    "Pakistan",    "Panama",    "Paraguay",    "Peru",    "Philippines",    "Poland",    "Portugal",    "Qatar",    "Romania",    "Rwanda",    "Senegal",    "Serbia",    "Singapore",].map((name) => ({    value: name.toLowerCase().replace(/\s+/g, "-"),    label: name,}));// A directory too large to ship to the client, so it pages over the wire.const DIRECTORY: FilterOption[] = Array.from({ length: 4000 }, (_, index) => ({    value: `u-${index}`,    label: `Contact ${index + 1}`,}));function searchDirectory(query: string, signal: AbortSignal, cursor?: string) {    const needle = query.trim().toLowerCase();    const matches = DIRECTORY.filter((option) =>        option.label.toLowerCase().includes(needle),    );    const start = cursor ? Number(cursor) : 0;    const page = matches.slice(start, start + 25);    const next = start + 25;    return new Promise<{ items: FilterOption[]; nextCursor?: string }>(        (resolve, reject) => {            const timer = setTimeout(                () =>                    resolve({                        items: page,                        nextCursor:                            next < matches.length ? String(next) : undefined,                    }),                260,            );            signal.addEventListener("abort", () => {                clearTimeout(timer);                reject(new DOMException("Aborted", "AbortError"));            });        },    );}/* ---------------------------- Glyph primitives ---------------------------- */function Person({ img, name }: { img: string; name: string }) {    return (        <Avatar className="size-5">            <AvatarImage                src={`https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/${img}.jpg`}                alt={name}            />            <AvatarFallback className="text-[10px]">                {name                    .split(" ")                    .map((part) => part[0])                    .join("")}            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}// Nobody, as a real Avatar rather than a lookalike span, so AvatarGroup rings// and overlaps it like the others.function Unassigned() {    return (        <Avatar className="size-5">            <AvatarFallback className="text-muted-foreground [&_svg]:size-3">                <UserMinusIcon aria-hidden="true" />            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}/* -------------------------- Stacked value renderers ----------------------- */// Overlapping status dots plus a count, instead of "3 selected".function StackedDots({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>any status</>;    const [first] = options;    if (first && options.length === 1) {        const only = STATUSES.find((entry) => entry.value === first.value);        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <StatusDot tone={only?.tone ?? "neutral"} />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => {                    const entry = STATUSES.find(                        (candidate) => candidate.value === option.value,                    );                    return (                        <span                            key={option.value}                            className={cn(                                "ring-background -ml-1 size-2.5 rounded-full ring-2 first:ml-0",                                entry                                    ? statusDotClass[entry.tone]                                    : "bg-subtle-foreground",                            )}                        />                    );                })}            </span>            <span className="text-muted-foreground text-xs tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}// The StatusDot tone fills, as literal class strings for the collapsed stack.const statusDotClass: Record<StatusTone, string> = {    neutral: "bg-subtle-foreground",    primary: "bg-primary",    success: "bg-success",    warning: "bg-warning",    danger: "bg-destructive",    info: "bg-info",};// The same three branches as StackedDots, in the star language.function StackedStars({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>any priority</>;    const [first] = options;    if (first && options.length === 1) {        const only = PRIORITIES.find((entry) => entry.value === first.value);        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <StarIcon                    aria-hidden="true"                    className={cn(                        "size-3.5",                        only ? starColor[only.color] : "text-muted-foreground",                    )}                />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => {                    const entry = PRIORITIES.find(                        (candidate) => candidate.value === option.value,                    );                    return (                        <StarIcon                            key={option.value}                            aria-hidden="true"                            className={cn(                                "-ml-0.5 size-3.5 first:ml-0",                                entry                                    ? starColor[entry.color]                                    : "text-muted-foreground",                            )}                        />                    );                })}            </span>            <span className="text-muted-foreground text-xs tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}// A teammate's face, or the icon that stands in for nobody.function Face({ option }: { option: FilterOption }) {    const entry = TEAM.find((candidate) => candidate.value === option.value);    return entry ? (        <Person img={entry.img} name={entry.label} />    ) : (        <Unassigned />    );}// A real AvatarGroup, plus an overflow count.function StackedPeople({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>anyone</>;    const [first] = options;    if (first && options.length === 1) {        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <Face option={first} />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    const overflow = options.length - 3;    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <AvatarGroup className="-space-x-1 *:data-[slot=avatar]:size-4">                {options.slice(0, 3).map((option) => (                    <Face key={String(option.value)} option={option} />                ))}            </AvatarGroup>            {overflow > 0 ? (                <span className="text-muted-foreground text-xs tabular-nums">                    +{overflow}                </span>            ) : null}        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------- Component ------------------------------- */const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "description",        label: "Description",        type: "text",        icon: <TypeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "status",        label: "Status",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        options: STATUSES.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: <StatusDot tone={entry.tone} />,        })),        // The one field here that turns its search box off: still rendered, only        // visually hidden, so it keeps focus and typing still narrows.        searchable: false,        // Stack the picks at the top, with a rule under them.        pinSelected: true,        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedDots options={options} />,    },    {        id: "priority",        label: "Priority",        // A task has ONE priority, so `is` (the single-valued operator) is the        // default; `is any of` stays in the menu for filtering on several at once.        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is",        placeholder: "Search priority...",        icon: <StarIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        options: PRIORITIES.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: (                <StarIcon                    aria-hidden="true"                    className={cn("size-3.5", starColor[entry.color])}                />            ),        })),        pinSelected: true,        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedStars options={options} />,    },    {        id: "assignee",        label: "Assignee",        type: "multiselect",        placeholder: "Search people...",        icon: <UserRoundCheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        options: [            ...TEAM.map((person) => ({                value: person.value,                label: person.label,                icon: <Person img={person.img} name={person.label} />,            })),            // "Nobody" is a real filter: `exclusive` clears the other picks and sits            // under a rule of its own below the people.            {                value: "unassigned",                label: "Unassigned",                icon: <Unassigned />,                exclusive: true,            },        ],        pinSelected: true,        // A list of people carries no semantic order, so this one opts into        // alphabetical. "Unassigned" is grouped by role, not by whether it is ticked.        sortSelected: "label",        // Bigger on both axes, because this is the field where the stack has to be        // readable and the rows are the widest the primitive draws.        className: "w-64 [--cascader-max-height:26rem]",        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedPeople options={options} />,    },    {        id: "country",        label: "Country",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        placeholder: "Search countries...",        // 120 options, so the editor shows its search box and the list scrolls.        options: COUNTRIES,        pinSelected: true,        icon: <GlobeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "contact",        label: "Contact",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        placeholder: "Search contacts...",        // Paged over the wire, with abort and a Load more row.        loadOptions: (query, { signal, cursor }) =>            searchDirectory(query, signal, cursor),        pinSelected: true,        icon: <BookUserIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "company",        label: "Company",        icon: <Building2Icon aria-hidden="true" />,        // Nested. A branch NAVIGATES: pressing it opens its attributes and never        // commits a filter on itself.        fields: [            { id: "name", label: "Name", type: "text" },            { id: "domain", label: "Domain", type: "text" },            {                id: "team",                label: "Team",                count: 26,                fields: [                    { id: "lead", label: "Lead", type: "text" },                    { id: "size", label: "Size", type: "number" },                ],            },            {                id: "location",                label: "Primary location",                count: 3,                fields: [                    { id: "city", label: "City", type: "text" },                    { id: "country", label: "Country", type: "text" },                ],            },        ],    },    {        id: "score",        label: "Score",        type: "number",        icon: <HashIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "archived",        label: "Archived",        type: "boolean",        icon: <ArchiveIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function EverythingBar() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            // Four assignees overflow the group and print "+1"; one urgent priority            // shows a single star, so both stacked languages are visible on the            // closed bar.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["assignee"],                operator: "has_any_of",                value: ["ada", "grace", "alan", "katherine"],            }),            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-2",                path: ["priority"],                operator: "is",                value: ["urgent"],            }),        ]),    );    return (        <div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-5">            <Filters                fields={fields}                query={query}                onQueryChange={setQuery}                showClear            />            <pre className="max-h-80 w-full overflow-auto rounded-md border border-border bg-muted p-3 text-xs">                {JSON.stringify(query, null, 2)}            </pre>        </div>    );}

Nested attributes at workspace scale

Drill-down groups, a filterable branch and deep search across 2,000 generated custom fields. The seeded chip sits three levels deep, so its path collapses to fit.

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterQuery,    FilterValueType,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import {    CheckSquareIcon,    HashIcon,    LayersIcon,    ListIcon,    MapPinIcon,    TagsIcon,    TypeIcon,    UserIcon,    UsersIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* ------------------------------- Type icons ------------------------------ */// One icon per value type, created once and shared by reference. A branch earns// a bespoke icon; a leaf carries its TYPE instead, because three rows into a// level of 250 the useful question is "number, word or choice".const TYPE_ICON: Partial<Record<FilterValueType, FilterField["icon"]>> = {    text: <TypeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    number: <HashIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    select: <ListIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    multiselect: <TagsIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    boolean: <CheckSquareIcon aria-hidden="true" />,};// The compact form a generated attribute is written in.type Attribute = [label: string, type: FilterValueType, options?: string[]];const slugify = (label: string) =>    label.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, "-");// Option labels, slugged into the values a query is stored with.const toOptions = (labels: string[]) =>    labels.map((label) => ({ value: slugify(label), label }));// One leaf from its compact form. `copy` numbers the repeats past the first.function toField([label, type, options]: Attribute, copy = 1): FilterField {    const name = copy > 1 ? `${label} ${copy}` : label;    return {        id: slugify(name),        label: name,        type,        icon: TYPE_ICON[type],        options: options && toOptions(options),    };}/* -------------------------- A hand written level -------------------------- */// A field holding `fields` renders as a branch, and a branch always DRILLS IN.// `keywords` are matched by search alongside the label and never drawn, so they// absorb the words users actually type (postcode / zip).const CORE: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "record-id",        label: "Record ID",        type: "text",        keywords: ["uuid", "primary key", "identifier"],        placeholder: "8f14e45f",        icon: <HashIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "name",        label: "Name",        icon: <UserIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        fields: [            { id: "first", label: "First", type: "text", icon: TYPE_ICON.text },            { id: "last", label: "Last", type: "text", icon: TYPE_ICON.text },            {                id: "full",                label: "Full",                type: "text",                icon: TYPE_ICON.text,                keywords: ["display name", "whole name"],            },        ],    },    {        id: "team",        label: "Team",        icon: <UsersIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        fields: [            {                id: "lead",                label: "Lead",                type: "text",                icon: TYPE_ICON.text,                keywords: ["manager", "owner", "reports to"],            },            {                id: "size",                label: "Size",                type: "number",                icon: TYPE_ICON.number,                keywords: ["headcount", "seats"],            },            {                id: "department",                label: "Department",                type: "select",                icon: TYPE_ICON.select,                keywords: ["function", "discipline"],                options: toOptions([                    "Engineering",                    "Design",                    "Sales",                    "Marketing",                    "Support",                    "Finance",                ]),            },            {                id: "region",                label: "Region",                type: "select",                icon: TYPE_ICON.select,                keywords: ["territory", "market"],                options: toOptions(["North America", "EMEA", "APAC", "LATAM"]),            },        ],    },    {        id: "location",        label: "Primary location",        icon: <MapPinIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        fields: [            {                id: "city",                label: "City",                type: "text",                icon: TYPE_ICON.text,                keywords: ["town"],            },            {                id: "country",                label: "Country",                type: "text",                icon: TYPE_ICON.text,                keywords: ["market"],            },            {                id: "postcode",                label: "Postcode",                type: "text",                icon: TYPE_ICON.text,                placeholder: "SW1A",                keywords: ["zip", "postal code", "zip code"],            },        ],    },];/* ------------------------- A workspace sized level ------------------------ */const ATTRIBUTES_PER_OBJECT = 250;// What every object carries, cycled to fill the level out.const GENERIC: Attribute[] = [    ["Owner", "text"],    ["Source", "select", ["Organic", "Paid", "Referral", "Event", "Outbound"]],    ["Health score", "number"],    ["Tags", "multiselect", ["Beta", "Churn risk", "Expansion", "VIP"]],    ["External ID", "text"],    ["Archived", "boolean"],];// What each object OPENS with: the attributes that only it has.const OBJECTS: Record<string, Attribute[]> = {    Person: [        [            "Lifecycle stage",            "select",            [                "Subscriber",                "Lead",                "Qualified",                "Opportunity",                "Customer",                "Churned",            ],        ],        ["Job title", "text"],        ["Lead score", "number"],        ["Email opt in", "boolean"],    ],    Company: [        [            "Industry",            "select",            ["Software", "Retail", "Finance", "Healthcare", "Manufacturing"],        ],        ["Employees", "number"],        ["Domain", "text"],        ["Publicly listed", "boolean"],    ],    Deal: [        [            "Stage",            "select",            ["Discovery", "Demo", "Proposal", "Negotiation", "Won", "Lost"],        ],        ["Amount", "number"],        ["Close quarter", "select", ["Q1", "Q2", "Q3", "Q4"]],        ["Forecast committed", "boolean"],    ],    Ticket: [        ["Severity", "select", ["Sev 1", "Sev 2", "Sev 3", "Sev 4"]],        ["Queue", "select", ["Billing", "Onboarding", "Bugs", "How to"]],        ["First response minutes", "number"],        ["Breached SLA", "boolean"],    ],    Invoice: [        ["Status", "select", ["Draft", "Open", "Paid", "Overdue", "Void"]],        ["Total", "number"],        ["Currency", "select", ["USD", "EUR", "GBP", "JPY"]],        ["Auto charge", "boolean"],    ],    Campaign: [        [            "Channel",            "select",            ["Email", "Paid search", "Paid social", "Webinar", "Field event"],        ],        ["Budget", "number"],        ["Audience", "multiselect", ["Trial", "Free", "Paid", "Partner"]],        ["Running", "boolean"],    ],    Product: [        ["Category", "select", ["Hardware", "Software", "Service", "Add on"]],        ["Price", "number"],        ["SKU", "text"],        ["In catalogue", "boolean"],    ],    Workspace: [        ["Plan", "select", ["Free", "Pro", "Business", "Enterprise"]],        ["Seats", "number"],        ["Data region", "select", ["US east", "EU west", "AP south"]],        ["SSO enforced", "boolean"],    ],};// Eight objects of 250 attributes each, 2,000 in all, under one branch. Each// object opens with the attributes that belong to it and pads out with the// generic ones. Both generated branches state their `count` rather than letting// the row count the children it was handed.function buildCustomFields(): FilterField {    const entries = Object.entries(OBJECTS);    return {        id: "custom",        label: "Custom fields",        count: entries.length * ATTRIBUTES_PER_OBJECT,        icon: <LayersIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        fields: entries.map(([object, own]) => ({            id: slugify(object),            label: object,            count: ATTRIBUTES_PER_OBJECT,            fields: Array.from(                { length: ATTRIBUTES_PER_OBJECT },                (_, index) => {                    const ownAttribute = own[index];                    if (index < own.length && ownAttribute)                        return toField(ownAttribute);                    const position = index - own.length;                    const generic: Attribute = GENERIC[                        position % GENERIC.length                    ] ?? ["Owner", "text"];                    return toField(                        generic,                        Math.floor(position / GENERIC.length) + 1,                    );                },            ),        })),    };}const FIELDS: FilterField[] = [...CORE, buildCustomFields()];/* -------------------------------- Component ------------------------------- */export function NestedWorkspace() {    // ONE seeded rule, three segments deep into the level holding 2,000    // attributes. A chip prints its whole chain, so the drill-down is legible    // without opening the picker.    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["custom", "person", "lifecycle-stage"],                operator: "is",                value: "customer",            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={FIELDS}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear            className="w-full"        />    );}

Status and priority colour badges

Status and Priority values render as coloured Tags in the chip while two fit, then collapse to a dot stack with a count. Title shows a valueless “is not empty” chip.

import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { Tag, type TagColor } from "@oration/canon/components/tag";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import { CircleDotIcon, FlagIcon, TypeIcon } from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* --------------------------------- Tones --------------------------------- */interface Tone {    value: string;    label: string;    // A categorical tag hue from Canon's ten-hue family: a stable colour label    // with no ranking in it, used both for the chip badge and the collapsed stack.    color: TagColor;}// Six statuses, six hues, each spent once. The palette is settled by the// smallest place it appears: two hues that collapse to one at the 10px the// stack draws them must be split apart on the row too.const STATUSES: Tone[] = [    { value: "backlog", label: "Backlog", color: "gray" },    { value: "in-progress", label: "In progress", color: "amber" },    { value: "review", label: "In review", color: "blue" },    { value: "done", label: "Done", color: "green" },    { value: "shipped", label: "Shipped", color: "violet" },    { value: "cancelled", label: "Cancelled", color: "red" },];const PRIORITIES: Tone[] = [    { value: "low", label: "Low", color: "green" },    { value: "medium", label: "Medium", color: "amber" },    { value: "high", label: "High", color: "violet" },    { value: "urgent", label: "Urgent", color: "orange" },    { value: "critical", label: "Critical", color: "red" },];const TONES = new Map(    [...STATUSES, ...PRIORITIES].map((tone) => [tone.value, tone]),);// The categorical dot fills, as literal class strings so Tailwind can scan// them. The deep `-fg` token keeps a 10px dot reading at full weight.const tagDot: Record<TagColor, string> = {    gray: "bg-(--tag-gray-fg)",    blue: "bg-(--tag-blue-fg)",    indigo: "bg-(--tag-indigo-fg)",    violet: "bg-(--tag-violet-fg)",    pink: "bg-(--tag-pink-fg)",    red: "bg-(--tag-red-fg)",    orange: "bg-(--tag-orange-fg)",    amber: "bg-(--tag-amber-fg)",    green: "bg-(--tag-green-fg)",    teal: "bg-(--tag-teal-fg)",};// The option row's colour. A swatch rather than a full badge, because the row// already prints the word beside it. Round, and the size the collapsed stack// uses, so one status is one shape wherever it shows.function Swatch({ tone }: { tone: Tone }) {    return (        <span            aria-hidden="true"            className={cn("size-2.5 shrink-0 rounded-full", tagDot[tone.color])}        />    );}function toOptions(tones: Tone[]): FilterOption[] {    return tones.map((tone) => ({        value: tone.value,        label: tone.label,        icon: <Swatch tone={tone} />,    }));}/* ---------------------------- Value renderers ----------------------------- */// Where a chip stops being a chip. Two coloured words fit beside a field name// and an operator; a third wraps the chip, so past this the picks collapse to a// stack that is one width no matter how many are selected.const BADGE_LIMIT = 2;// Colour badges while they fit, a stack once they do not. `renderValue`// receives the RESOLVED options, so a display never looks a stored id up.function BadgesOrStack({    options,    fallback,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    fallback: string;}) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>{fallback}</>;    if (options.length > BADGE_LIMIT) return <StackedDots options={options} />;    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-2">            {options.map((option) => (                <Tag                    key={option.value}                    color={TONES.get(option.value)?.color ?? "gray"}                >                    {option.label}                </Tag>            ))}        </span>    );}// Overlapping swatches plus a count. Four is the cap on the swatches, not on// the picks: the count is the honest number and the stack is only the palette// behind it.function StackedDots({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => (                    <span                        key={option.value}                        className={cn(                            "ring-background -ml-1 size-2.5 rounded-full ring-2 first:ml-0",                            tagDot[TONES.get(option.value)?.color ?? "gray"],                        )}                    />                ))}            </span>            <span className="text-muted-foreground text-xs tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------- Component ------------------------------- */const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "status",        label: "Status",        type: "select",        // `is_any_of` has arity "many", so the single-valued field still opens a        // multi-select editor. Arity decides the editor, not the field's type.        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: toOptions(STATUSES),        // Six rows read as colours, so a search box over them is chrome. Hidden        // rather than removed, so typing still narrows.        searchable: false,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <BadgesOrStack options={options} fallback="any status" />        ),        icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "priority",        label: "Priority",        type: "multiselect",        options: toOptions(PRIORITIES),        searchable: false,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <BadgesOrStack options={options} fallback="any priority" />        ),        icon: <FlagIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "title",        label: "Title",        type: "text",        icon: <TypeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function ColourBadges() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            // Five of the six statuses: everything not called off. Past the badge            // limit, so this chip opens on the stack.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["status"],                operator: "is_any_of",                value: ["backlog", "in-progress", "review", "done", "shipped"],            }),            // Two, so the same renderer opens on badges. Ticking a third switches the            // chip to the stack.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-2",                path: ["priority"],                operator: "has_any_of",                value: ["urgent", "critical"],            }),            // "is not empty" carries arity "none", so this chip renders with no value            // segment at all.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-3",                path: ["title"],                operator: "not_empty",            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={fields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear        />    );}

Avatars, paging and a restored view

A closed team list and an async directory of 5,000 contacts paged over the wire. Both render the selection as overlapping avatars, and resolveValues turns saved-view ids back into names.

import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarGroup,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { BookUserIcon, Building2Icon, UserRoundCheckIcon } from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Fixtures                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */interface Person {    value: string;    label: string;    img: string;}function Face({ img, name }: { img: string; name: string }) {    return (        <Avatar className="size-5">            <AvatarImage                src={`https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/${img}.jpg`}                alt={name}            />            <AvatarFallback className="text-[10px]">                {name                    .split(" ")                    .map((part) => part[0])                    .join("")}            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}const TEAM = [    { value: "ada", label: "Ada Nowak", img: "women/1", role: "Engineering" },    {        value: "grace",        label: "Grace Mendez",        img: "women/2",        role: "Engineering",    },    { value: "alan", label: "Alan Pereira", img: "men/3", role: "Research" },    {        value: "katherine",        label: "Katherine Boyd",        img: "women/4",        role: "Research",    },    { value: "edsger", label: "Edsger Vos", img: "men/5", role: "Platform" },    {        value: "barbara",        label: "Barbara Quinn",        img: "women/6",        role: "Platform",    },    { value: "tim", label: "Tim Fletcher", img: "men/7", role: "Design" },    {        value: "margaret",        label: "Margaret Hale",        img: "women/8",        role: "Design",    },];/** A directory far too large to ship to the client, so it pages over the wire. */const DIRECTORY: Person[] = Array.from({ length: 5000 }, (_, index) => ({    value: `u-${index}`,    label: `Contact ${index + 1}`,    img: `${index % 2 === 0 ? "women" : "men"}/${index % 90}`,}));function toOption(person: Person): FilterOption {    return {        value: person.value,        label: person.label,        icon: <Face img={person.img} name={person.label} />,        // The whole person rides along, so `renderValue` can draw the face from        // the RESOLVED option rather than keeping a lookup of its own.        data: person,    };}/** * One page of the directory, over a fake wire. * * `loadOptions` receives an AbortSignal and an optional cursor. Debouncing the * search, aborting a superseded request, appending the next page and caching a * loaded value's label all come from the shared option service, so a field only * has to fetch. */function searchDirectory(query: string, signal: AbortSignal, cursor?: string) {    const needle = query.trim().toLowerCase();    const matches = DIRECTORY.filter((person) =>        person.label.toLowerCase().includes(needle),    );    const start = cursor ? Number(cursor) : 0;    const next = start + 25;    return new Promise<{ items: FilterOption[]; nextCursor?: string }>(        (resolve, reject) => {            const timer = setTimeout(                () =>                    resolve({                        items: matches.slice(start, next).map(toOption),                        nextCursor:                            next < matches.length ? String(next) : undefined,                    }),                280,            );            signal.addEventListener("abort", () => {                clearTimeout(timer);                reject(new DOMException("Aborted", "AbortError"));            });        },    );}/** Names for ids nobody has searched for. The saved-view half of the problem. */function fetchPeople(ids: string[]): Promise<Person[]> {    const wanted = new Set(ids);    return new Promise((resolve) => {        setTimeout(            () =>                resolve(DIRECTORY.filter((person) => wanted.has(person.value))),            240,        );    });}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                             Stacked avatars                                *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * Overlapping avatars plus a count, instead of "4 selected". The same treatment * the first example uses, on the faces this one already has. A real * `AvatarGroup`, so the overlap and the ring come from the part rather than * from a wrapper span pretending to be one. The count appears only on genuine * overflow, so three picks show three faces and no redundant "3" beside them. */function StackedFaces({ people }: { people: Person[] }) {    if (people.length === 0) return <>anyone</>;    const [first] = people;    if (people.length === 1 && first) {        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <Face img={first.img} name={first.label} />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    const overflow = people.length - 3;    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <AvatarGroup className="-space-x-1 *:data-[slot=avatar]:size-4">                {people.slice(0, 3).map((person) => (                    <Face                        key={person.value}                        img={person.img}                        name={person.label}                    />                ))}            </AvatarGroup>            {overflow > 0 ? (                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    +{overflow}                </span>            ) : null}        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Queries                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * What a persisted view actually looks like: ids only, no labels. * * Two rules, because the ids in them resolve by two different routes. The team * is closed, so its labels ship with the schema; the contacts are ids out of a * directory nobody has searched yet, and only the field's own `resolveValues` * can turn those into names. */const SAVED_VIEW: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery([    createFilterRule({        id: "saved-1",        path: ["assignee"],        operator: "has_any_of",        value: ["edsger", "barbara", "tim"],    }),    createFilterRule({        id: "saved-2",        path: ["contact"],        operator: "is_any_of",        value: ["u-41", "u-1200", "u-3311", "u-4802"],    }),]);const SEED: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery([    createFilterRule({        id: "seed-1",        path: ["assignee"],        operator: "has_any_of",        value: ["ada", "grace", "alan", "katherine"],    }),]);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "assignee",        label: "Assignee",        type: "multiselect",        // The option panel, widened by the field that needs it: these rows carry a        // 20px face, a full name and a role beneath it.        className: "w-56",        // A closed team: options ship with the schema, each row carrying a face        // and the person's group as its description.        options: TEAM.map((person) => ({            ...toOption(person),            description: person.role,        })),        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedFaces                people={options.map((option) => option.data as Person)}            />        ),        icon: <UserRoundCheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "contact",        label: "Contact",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        placeholder: "Search 5,000 contacts...",        loadOptions: (search, { signal, cursor }) =>            searchDirectory(search, signal, cursor),        /**         * The saved-view half. A restored query holds ids the loader has never         * returned, so the primitive asks for exactly the values it is holding,         * caches what comes back, and every chip under this root reads the         * result: no app-level id cache, no effect watching the query.         */        resolveValues: (ids) =>            fetchPeople(ids).then((people) => people.map(toOption)),        renderValue: ({ values, options, labels }) => {            // Between restore and resolution there are values but no options yet;            // the count keeps the chip honest until the names land.            if (values.length > 0 && options.length === 0) {                return labels.valueCount(values.length);            }            return (                <StackedFaces                    people={options.map((option) => option.data as Person)}                />            );        },        icon: <BookUserIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "company",        label: "Company",        type: "text",        icon: <Building2Icon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function AvatarsPaging() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(SEED);    return (        <div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-4">            <Filters                fields={fields}                query={query}                onQueryChange={setQuery}                showClear            />            {/* Below the bar: these act ON the query the bar owns, so they read as          its footer rather than as a second toolbar above it. */}            <div className="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-2">                <Button variant="outline" onClick={() => setQuery(SAVED_VIEW)}>                    Restore saved view                </Button>                <Button variant="ghost" onClick={() => setQuery(SEED)}>                    Reset                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}

A date and a date range editor

Consumer-owned date controls. The editor reads the operator's arity and shows a single-day calendar with a typed date, or a two-month range picker with presets.

import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Calendar } from "@oration/canon/components/calendar";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    type FilterDateValue,    formatFilterDate,    parseFilterDate,    resolveFilterDate,    toFilterDateValue,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/date";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterEditorProps,    FilterField,    FilterOperator,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { Input } from "@oration/canon/components/input";import { CalendarIcon, CalendarRangeIcon } from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/** * One date value, or two. * * The tuple is what an `arity: "range"` operator carries, matching how every * other range in the primitive is stored: a plain array the host normalises to * `values` for free. */type DateValue = FilterDateValue | [FilterDateValue, FilterDateValue];const isRange = (    value: DateValue | undefined,): value is [FilterDateValue, FilterDateValue] => Array.isArray(value);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                              Panel geometry                                *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * The grid IS the panel's width, and its height is the whole budget. * * The chip's value popover is `w-auto`, so whatever this editor measures, the * popover measures. The cell is PINNED here so seven of them is a width this * file knows, and the row gap is tightened so six weeks fit the popover's * budget. One constant, both panels: a single date and a range are the same * grid at the same density, and the range simply draws two of them. */const DAY_GRID =    "p-0 [--cell-size:--spacing(7)] [&_.rdp-month]:gap-2 [&_tbody_tr]:mt-1";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                One date                                    *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * Two ways to say one day, and no third. * * A box that parses a phrase and a grid that takes a click. The placeholder is * what carries the vocabulary, which is where a control's own instructions * belong. */function SingleDateBody({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    cancel,    autoFocusProps,    field,}: FilterEditorProps<DateValue>) {    const current = isRange(value) ? value[0] : value;    const [text, setText] = React.useState(() => formatFilterDate(current));    const selected = resolveFilterDate(current) ?? undefined;    return (        <div className="flex flex-col gap-2 p-2">            <Input                {...autoFocusProps}                value={text}                placeholder="today, next friday..."                aria-label={field.label}                onChange={(event) => {                    setText(event.target.value);                    // Null means nothing matched, so a half-typed phrase never wipes the                    // value the user already had.                    const parsed = parseFilterDate(event.target.value);                    if (parsed) onValueChange(parsed);                }}                onKeyDown={(event) => {                    if (event.key === "Enter") {                        event.preventDefault();                        commit(parseFilterDate(text) ?? current);                    }                    if (event.key === "Escape") {                        event.preventDefault();                        event.stopPropagation();                        cancel();                    }                }}            />            <Calendar                mode="single"                className={DAY_GRID}                selected={selected}                // `defaultMonth`, not `month`. A CONTROLLED month with no                // `onMonthChange` beside it is a calendar whose arrows do nothing.                defaultMonth={selected}                // A day is a COMPLETE pick, so it commits rather than waiting for an                // Apply. Escape and a click outside still leave without writing.                onSelect={(date) => {                    if (date) commit(toFilterDateValue(date));                }}            />        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                Two dates                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** Relative on both ends, so a saved view keeps meaning "the last 7 days". */const RANGE_PRESETS: [string, [FilterDateValue, FilterDateValue]][] = [    [        "Last 7 days",        [            { relative: { unit: "day", offset: -6 } },            { relative: { unit: "day", offset: 0 } },        ],    ],    [        "Last 30 days",        [            { relative: { unit: "day", offset: -29 } },            { relative: { unit: "day", offset: 0 } },        ],    ],];function DateRangeBody({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    cancel,    autoFocusProps,    labels,}: FilterEditorProps<DateValue>) {    const tuple = isRange(value) ? value : undefined;    const from = resolveFilterDate(tuple?.[0]) ?? undefined;    const to = resolveFilterDate(tuple?.[1]) ?? undefined;    return (        <div className="flex flex-col gap-2 p-2">            <div className="grid grid-cols-2 gap-1.5">                {RANGE_PRESETS.map(([label, preset], index) => (                    <Button                        key={label}                        {...(index === 0 ? autoFocusProps : {})}                        variant="outline"                        size="sm"                        onClick={() => commit(preset)}                    >                        {label}                    </Button>                ))}            </div>            <Calendar                mode="range"                numberOfMonths={2}                className={DAY_GRID}                selected={{ from, to }}                defaultMonth={from}                onSelect={(range) => {                    if (!range?.from) return;                    onValueChange([                        toFilterDateValue(range.from),                        toFilterDateValue(range.to ?? range.from),                    ]);                }}            />            {/* A range keeps its confirm: it takes TWO clicks to say, and a panel          that closed on the first one would commit a bound the user had not          finished choosing. */}            <div className="-mx-2 flex items-center justify-end gap-1.5 border-t px-2 pt-2">                <Button variant="ghost" size="sm" onClick={cancel}>                    {labels.discard}                </Button>                <Button size="sm" disabled={!tuple} onClick={() => commit()}>                    {labels.apply}                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}/** * A date control the CONSUMER owns. * * The primitive deliberately ships no date editor: every product wants a * different one. An editor is a plain component that receives the draft value, * the chosen OPERATOR and what commit means, so this one reads the operator's * arity and shows one calendar or two without the primitive knowing anything * about dates. */function DateEditor(props: FilterEditorProps<DateValue>) {    return props.operator.arity === "range" ? (        <DateRangeBody {...props} />    ) : (        <SingleDateBody {...props} />    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** Dates need their own operator set, since the core ships none. */const dateOperators: FilterOperator[] = [    { value: "is", label: "is", inverse: "is_not" },    { value: "is_not", label: "is not", inverse: "is" },    { value: "is_before", label: "is before", inverse: "is_on_or_after" },    { value: "is_after", label: "is after", inverse: "is_on_or_before" },    { value: "is_on_or_before", label: "is on or before", inverse: "is_after" },    { value: "is_on_or_after", label: "is on or after", inverse: "is_before" },    {        value: "between",        label: "is between",        arity: "range",        inverse: "not_between",    },    {        value: "not_between",        label: "is not between",        arity: "range",        inverse: "between",    },    { value: "empty", label: "is empty", arity: "none", inverse: "not_empty" },    {        value: "not_empty",        label: "is not empty",        arity: "none",        inverse: "empty",    },];/** * The value as one plain string. `renderValue` draws the chip, but the * ACCESSIBLE name falls back to `String(value)`, and a date token is an object, * so without this the chip announced "[object Object]". One function serves * both hooks. */const dateText = (    value: unknown,    valueRange: (from: string, to: string) => string,): string => {    const typed = value as DateValue | undefined;    if (isRange(typed)) {        return valueRange(            formatFilterDate(typed[0]),            formatFilterDate(typed[1]),        );    }    return formatFilterDate(typed) || "Select time";};/** * A field factory. Everything the two fields genuinely share — the operator * catalog, the editor, both value hooks — stays here; only the id, label, * default operator and icon vary. */const dateField = (    id: string,    label: string,    defaultOperator: string,    icon: React.ReactNode,): FilterField => ({    id,    label,    operators: dateOperators,    defaultOperator,    // A component, assignable directly: `FilterEditorRef` accepts a concrete    // editor on an unknown-typed field.    editor: DateEditor,    // The chip shows the PHRASE, so "today" keeps saying today rather than    // freezing to the day the filter was made.    renderValue: ({ value, labels }) => dateText(value, labels.valueRange),    // And the same phrase as TEXT, which is what the accessible names, the titles    // and the advanced builder's cell read.    valueText: ({ value, labels }) => dateText(value, labels.valueRange),    icon,});// Two fields, one per control: the single picker opens on "is", the two-month// picker on "is between". Either field reaches either control by changing the// condition, which is the point of an editor that reads the operator's arity.const fields: FilterField[] = [    dateField(        "createdAt",        "Created",        "is",        <CalendarIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    ),    dateField(        "window",        "Active window",        "between",        <CalendarRangeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    ),];export function DateEditors() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery<unknown>([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["window"],                operator: "between",                value: [                    { relative: { unit: "day", offset: -6 } },                    { relative: { unit: "day", offset: 0 } },                ],            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={fields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear        />    );}

Sliders as the value editor

One slider editor serves both range and single-value operators. The closed chip draws a miniature rail beside the formatted reading.

import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterEditorProps,    FilterField,    FilterQuery,    FilterValueDisplayContext,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { Slider } from "@oration/canon/components/slider";import { ActivityIcon, BanknoteIcon, Building2Icon } from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/** * A field's bounds and its formatter, declared once. * * Three things measure against them — the thumb, the miniature rail the closed * chip draws, and the sentence the chip announces — so a scale that lived * inside the editor would let the other two be drawn against bounds the thumb * never moved in. */type Scale = {    min: number;    max: number;    step: number;    format: (value: number) => string;};const SCORE: Scale = {    min: 0,    max: 100,    step: 1,    format: (value) => String(value),};const PRICE: Scale = {    min: 0,    max: 5000,    step: 50,    format: (value) => `$${value.toLocaleString()}`,};/** * A control with its own pointer model, as the value editor. * * The editor renders into a plain panel, never into a combobox, so a slider * keeps its own drag, its own arrow keys and its own focus ring. It decides for * itself what commit means: here the draft moves with the thumb and only Apply * writes it into the query, so a controlled parent is not asked to re-render * once per pixel. */function makeSliderEditor({ min, max, step, format }: Scale) {    function SliderEditorBody({        value,        onValueChange,        commit,        cancel,        labels,        field,        operator,        autoFocusProps,    }: FilterEditorProps<number | number[]>) {        // Arity decides the shape: a range operator carries two bounds, everything        // else carries one. The same editor answers both.        const dual = operator.arity === "range";        const current = dual            ? Array.isArray(value)                ? (value as number[])                : [min, max]            : typeof value === "number"              ? value              : min;        const bounds = dual ? (current as number[]) : [current as number];        const reading = dual            ? labels.valueRange(                  format(bounds[0] ?? min),                  format(bounds[1] ?? max),              )            : format(current as number);        // On the slider rather than on the panel: the arrows are the thumb's, so        // Enter is free to mean Apply for the keyboard user standing on it. Escape        // stops here too, so a dialog around the bar does not close with the        // popover.        const onKeyDown = (event: React.KeyboardEvent) => {            if (event.key === "Enter") {                event.preventDefault();                commit(current);                return;            }            if (event.key !== "Escape") return;            event.preventDefault();            event.stopPropagation();            cancel();        };        return (            // `gap-2 p-2` is the primitive's own editor panel, and the width sits in            // the band its built-ins use, so the popover does not resize between a            // shipped editor and this one.            <div className="flex w-64 flex-col gap-2 p-2">                <div className="flex items-baseline justify-between gap-2">                    <span className="min-w-0 truncate text-xs font-medium text-muted-foreground">                        {field.label}                    </span>                    {/* The one dark thing in the panel: the number being edited. */}                    <span className="shrink-0 text-sm font-medium tabular-nums">                        {reading}                    </span>                </div>                {/* The bounds FLANK the track instead of sitting on a row of their own:            they belong at the ends they name, and the panel loses a row for            it. */}                <div className="flex items-center gap-2">                    <span className="shrink-0 text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                        {format(min)}                    </span>                    <Slider                        {...autoFocusProps}                        className="min-w-0 flex-1"                        // An ARRAY even for the single-value operators: the Slider counts                        // its thumbs off the value it is handed, and a bare number would                        // make it fall back to `[min, max]` and draw a SECOND thumb.                        value={                            dual ? (current as number[]) : [current as number]                        }                        min={min}                        max={max}                        step={step}                        // Base UI types this callback as `number | readonly number[]`                        // whatever it was handed, so cast on the way back, then dig the                        // single thumb out of the array.                        onValueChange={(next) =>                            onValueChange(                                dual                                    ? [...(next as number[])]                                    : (next as number[])[0],                            )                        }                        onKeyDown={onKeyDown}                    />                    <span className="shrink-0 text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                        {format(max)}                    </span>                </div>                <div className="flex items-center justify-end gap-1.5 pt-1">                    <Button variant="ghost" size="sm" onClick={cancel}>                        {labels.discard}                    </Button>                    <Button size="sm" onClick={() => commit(current)}>                        {labels.apply}                    </Button>                </div>            </div>        );    }    return SliderEditorBody;}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                             The closed chip                                *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** The selected span as a rail. `bg-muted` and `bg-primary` are the Slider's own. */function MiniTrack({    min,    max,    from,    to,}: {    min: number;    max: number;    from: number;    to: number;}) {    const span = max - min;    // Total on purpose: a restored query can hold whatever was persisted, and a    // non-finite bound here would reach the style attribute as "left: NaN%".    const at = (value: number) =>        span <= 0 || !Number.isFinite(value)            ? 0            : Math.min(Math.max((value - min) / span, 0), 1);    const start = at(from);    const end = Math.max(start, at(to));    return (        <span            aria-hidden="true"            className="relative inline-block h-1 w-8 shrink-0 rounded-full bg-muted"        >            <span                className="absolute inset-y-0 rounded-full bg-primary"                style={{                    left: `${start * 100}%`,                    right: `${(1 - end) * 100}%`,                }}            />        </span>    );}/** * The one reading behind both halves of the chip. * * The rail is drawn from it and the accessible name is spoken from it, so the * parse that turns a stored value into a band happens once rather than twice * and the two cannot drift. */function readBand(    { min, max, format }: Scale,    { value, operator, labels }: FilterValueDisplayContext,) {    if (Array.isArray(value)) {        const from = Number(value[0]);        const to = Number(value[1]);        return { from, to, text: labels.valueRange(format(from), format(to)) };    }    if (typeof value !== "number") return null;    // Which side of the value the matching range lies on: "at least $1,500"    // fills from the value up, "at most" fills from the floor to it.    const upward = operator.value === "gte" || operator.value === "gt";    return {        from: upward ? value : min,        to: upward ? max : value,        text: format(value),    };}/** * A slider readout on the chip, not just the number the slider produced. * * "$1,500" alone says nothing about where in the field's range the rule sits, * which is the one thing a slider is picked for, so the closed chip carries a * miniature of the control behind it and the scale that miniature is measured * against follows the value as SECONDARY text. `renderValue` returns a NODE, so * all of it costs the primitive nothing. `valueText` is the same reading as a * sentence, supplied so a field that formats its value owns the accessible name * too. */function makeSliderDisplay(scale: Scale, empty: string) {    const { min, max, format } = scale;    return {        renderValue: (context: FilterValueDisplayContext) => {            const band = readBand(scale, context);            if (!band) return empty;            return (                <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                    <MiniTrack                        min={min}                        max={max}                        from={band.from}                        to={band.to}                    />                    <span className="flex items-baseline gap-1">                        <span className="tabular-nums">{band.text}</span>                        {/* Dropped when the value already names the ceiling ("0 to 100"),                so no chip ever prints one number twice. A slash rather than a                word, so the secondary text needs no label to translate. */}                        {band.text.includes(format(max)) ? null : (                            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                                / {format(max)}                            </span>                        )}                    </span>                </span>            );        },        valueText: (context: FilterValueDisplayContext) =>            readBand(scale, context)?.text ?? empty,    };}const ScoreSlider = makeSliderEditor(SCORE);const scoreDisplay = makeSliderDisplay(SCORE, "any score");const PriceSlider = makeSliderEditor(PRICE);const priceDisplay = makeSliderDisplay(PRICE, "any amount");const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "score",        label: "Health score",        type: "range",        defaultOperator: "between",        // A component, so no registration is needed.        editor: ScoreSlider,        renderValue: scoreDisplay.renderValue,        valueText: scoreDisplay.valueText,        icon: <ActivityIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "mrr",        label: "Monthly spend",        type: "number",        // Single-value operators, so the same editor renders one thumb.        defaultOperator: "gte",        editor: PriceSlider,        renderValue: priceDisplay.renderValue,        valueText: priceDisplay.valueText,        icon: <BanknoteIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "account",        label: "Account",        type: "text",        icon: <Building2Icon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function SliderEditor() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery<unknown>([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["score"],                operator: "between",                value: [30, 70],            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={fields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear        />    );}

Filtering a table

The query tree compiled to a recursive row predicate over a sortable, paged DataGrid. Every operator in the catalogue reaches the rows, and the count updates as chips change.

AJ
Alex Johnson
alex@apex.com
Product Manager
Urgent
Active
Online
United States
AT
Aron Thompson
aron@keystone.co
Designer
Medium
Active
Away
Malaysia
DK
David Kim
david@meridian.com
Developer
High
Active
Online
Germany
EP
Ethan Park
ethan@solera.in
Product Manager
Medium
Invited
Online
India
JB
James Brown
james@brightline.es
Product Manager
Low
Invited
Busy
Spain
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import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Badge } from "@oration/canon/components/badge";import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import {    DataGrid,    type DataGridColumn,} from "@oration/canon/components/data-grid";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,    isFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterNode,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,    FilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import {    StatusDot,    type StatusTone,} from "@oration/canon/components/status-dot";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    BriefcaseBusinessIcon,    ChevronDownIcon,    ChevronLeftIcon,    ChevronRightIcon,    ChevronsUpDownIcon,    ChevronUpIcon,    CircleDotIcon,    GlobeIcon,    StarIcon,    UserRoundIcon,    WifiIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                    Tones                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * Priority's glyph. A star rather than a dot because Status, Priority and * Availability are all "pick some of a short list", so a third coloured circle * would make one chip read as another: a rank is not a state. The colour rides * on the icon's own `text-*`, pinned with `**:text-inherit!` so a highlighted * row's descendant repaint can't grey it out. */function Star({ className }: { className: string }) {    return (        <StarIcon            className={cn("shrink-0 **:text-inherit!", className)}            aria-hidden="true"        />    );}/** * The country's flag, drawn the same way in the option row and in the cell. A * plain `<img>`: these are 16px SVGs from a CDN, which is the case an optimizer * has nothing to offer. */function Flag({ code, className }: { code: string; className?: string }) {    return (        <img            src={`https://flagcdn.com/${code}.svg`}            alt=""            className={cn(                "size-4 shrink-0 rounded-full object-cover",                className,            )}        />    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Palettes                                 *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// Status and Availability both read on Canon's semantic status ladder, so each// label carries a `StatusDot` tone. Hues repeat across the two sets (active and// online are both success) but never inside one, which is what keeps the colour// an identifier within each menu.const STATUSES: { value: string; label: string; tone: StatusTone }[] = [    { value: "active", label: "Active", tone: "success" },    { value: "invited", label: "Invited", tone: "info" },    { value: "suspended", label: "Suspended", tone: "danger" },];const AVAILABILITIES: { value: string; label: string; tone: StatusTone }[] = [    { value: "online", label: "Online", tone: "success" },    { value: "away", label: "Away", tone: "warning" },    { value: "busy", label: "Busy", tone: "danger" },    { value: "offline", label: "Offline", tone: "neutral" },];// Priority is a ramp rather than a set of labels, so its tones run one way and// the star wears them. Cool to hot, rising in intensity, which puts the four in// an order the eye can take without reading the words.const PRIORITIES: {    value: string;    label: string;    star: string;    tone: StatusTone;}[] = [    { value: "low", label: "Low", star: "text-success!", tone: "success" },    {        value: "medium",        label: "Medium",        star: "text-warning!",        tone: "warning",    },    { value: "high", label: "High", star: "text-info!", tone: "info" },    {        value: "urgent",        label: "Urgent",        star: "text-destructive!",        tone: "danger",    },];const ROLES = [    { value: "Product Manager", label: "Product Manager" },    { value: "Data Scientist", label: "Data Scientist" },    { value: "Designer", label: "Designer" },    { value: "Developer", label: "Developer" },];const TONES = new Map<string, StatusTone>(    [...STATUSES, ...AVAILABILITIES].map((entry) => [entry.value, entry.tone]),);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  The rows                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */interface Staff {    id: string;    name: string;    email: string;    avatar: string;    role: string;    priority: string;    status: string;    availability: string;    location: string;    flag: string;}const STAFF: Staff[] = [    {        id: "1",        name: "Alex Johnson",        email: "alex@apex.com",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1535713875002-d1d0cf377fde?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Product Manager",        priority: "urgent",        status: "active",        availability: "online",        location: "United States",        flag: "us",    },    {        id: "2",        name: "Sarah Chen",        email: "sarah@northwind.co",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1519699047748-de8e457a634e?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Data Scientist",        priority: "high",        status: "active",        availability: "away",        location: "United Kingdom",        flag: "gb",    },    {        id: "3",        name: "Michael Rodriguez",        email: "michael@halcyon.io",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1584308972272-9e4e7685e80f?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Designer",        priority: "medium",        status: "invited",        availability: "busy",        location: "Canada",        flag: "ca",    },    {        id: "4",        name: "Emma Wilson",        email: "emma@orchard.dev",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1485893086445-ed75865251e0?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Developer",        priority: "low",        status: "suspended",        availability: "offline",        location: "Australia",        flag: "au",    },    {        id: "5",        name: "David Kim",        email: "david@meridian.com",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1607990281513-2c110a25bd8c?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Developer",        priority: "high",        status: "active",        availability: "online",        location: "Germany",        flag: "de",    },    {        id: "6",        name: "Aron Thompson",        email: "aron@keystone.co",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1527980965255-d3b416303d12?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Designer",        priority: "medium",        status: "active",        availability: "away",        location: "Malaysia",        flag: "my",    },    {        id: "7",        name: "James Brown",        email: "james@brightline.es",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1543299750-19d1d6297053?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Product Manager",        priority: "low",        status: "invited",        availability: "busy",        location: "Spain",        flag: "es",    },    {        id: "8",        name: "Maria Garcia",        email: "maria@lumen.jp",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1620075225255-8c2051b6c015?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Data Scientist",        priority: "urgent",        status: "active",        availability: "offline",        location: "Japan",        flag: "jp",    },    {        id: "9",        name: "Nick Harper",        email: "nick@vantage.fr",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1485206412256-701ccc5b93ca?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Developer",        priority: "medium",        status: "active",        availability: "online",        location: "France",        flag: "fr",    },    {        id: "10",        name: "Liam Thompson",        email: "liam@cobalt.it",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1542595913-85d69b0edbaf?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Designer",        priority: "low",        status: "suspended",        availability: "away",        location: "Italy",        flag: "it",    },    {        id: "11",        name: "Olivia Martinez",        email: "olivia@terra.br",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1534528741775-53994a69daeb?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Data Scientist",        priority: "high",        status: "active",        availability: "busy",        location: "Brazil",        flag: "br",    },    {        id: "12",        name: "Ethan Park",        email: "ethan@solera.in",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1506794778202-cad84cf45f1d?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",        role: "Product Manager",        priority: "medium",        status: "invited",        availability: "online",        location: "India",        flag: "in",    },];/** * Every country the rows mention, once each, in the order they introduce them. * Derived rather than declared, so a country cannot be offered that no row * carries. */const LOCATIONS: FilterOption[] = Array.from(    new Map(        STAFF.map((person) => [            person.location,            {                value: person.location,                label: person.location,                icon: <Flag code={person.flag} />,            },        ]),    ).values(),);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                        Stacked value display renderers                     *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * One pick reads as its dot and its word; several collapse to a cluster of dots * plus a count, so the chip is one width whether two statuses are picked or all * three. The empty word is a prop because the same renderer serves two fields. */function StackedDots({    options,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    empty: string;}) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>{empty}</>;    if (options.length === 1) {        const [first] = options;        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <StatusDot tone={TONES.get(first?.value ?? "") ?? "neutral"} />                {first?.label}            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => (                    <StatusDot                        key={option.value}                        tone={TONES.get(option.value) ?? "neutral"}                        className="-ml-1 ring-2 ring-background first:ml-0"                    />                ))}            </span>            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}/** The same collapse, in priority's own star glyph. */function StackedStars({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>any priority</>;    if (options.length === 1) {        const [first] = options;        const only = PRIORITIES.find((entry) => entry.value === first?.value);        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <Star                    className={cn(                        "size-3.5",                        only?.star ?? "text-muted-foreground",                    )}                />                {first?.label}            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => {                    const entry = PRIORITIES.find(                        (candidate) => candidate.value === option.value,                    );                    return (                        <Star                            key={option.value}                            className={cn(                                "-ml-0.5 size-3.5 first:ml-0",                                entry?.star ?? "text-muted-foreground",                            )}                        />                    );                })}            </span>            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// One field per column, and no field without a column: every chip narrows// something the table prints. The switch below covers the whole operator// catalog, not just the operators these six fields offer, so adding a Salary// column later needs no change to the predicate.const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "staff",        label: "Staff",        type: "text",        icon: <UserRoundIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "role",        label: "Occupation",        type: "select",        // Arity, not the field's type, is what opens a multi-select editor: `is any        // of` takes many values, so a `select` field edits as a checklist under it.        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: ROLES,        searchable: false,        icon: <BriefcaseBusinessIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        // A person has ONE priority, so this is a select whose VALUE happens to be        // a list: `is any of` asks a question about that single rank.        id: "priority",        label: "Priority",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: PRIORITIES.map((tone) => ({            value: tone.value,            label: tone.label,            icon: <Star className={cn("size-3.5", tone.star)} />,        })),        placeholder: "Search priority...",        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedStars options={options} />,        icon: <StarIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "status",        label: "Status",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: STATUSES.map((tone) => ({            value: tone.value,            label: tone.label,            icon: <StatusDot tone={tone.tone} />,        })),        searchable: false,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedDots options={options} empty="any status" />        ),        icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "availability",        label: "Availability",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: AVAILABILITIES.map((tone) => ({            value: tone.value,            label: tone.label,            icon: <StatusDot tone={tone.tone} />,        })),        searchable: false,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedDots options={options} empty="any availability" />        ),        icon: <WifiIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "location",        label: "Location",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        // Twelve countries, so this one keeps its search box: a list that long is        // typed at rather than scanned.        options: LOCATIONS,        placeholder: "Search locations...",        // A country list carries no order of its own, unlike the ladders above, so        // it is the one field here that asks for alphabetical.        sortSelected: "label",        icon: <GlobeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                          Query tree to row predicate                       *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * The value one field reads from one row. A lookup rather than `row[path]` * because the Staff column prints a name AND an email: a filter named after that * column has to search both. */function readField(row: Staff, path: string): unknown {    if (path === "staff") return `${row.name} ${row.email}`;    return row[path as keyof Staff];}/** * Compiling the query to a row predicate. The switch covers the whole operator * catalog, so a compiler written against it is complete. Handles GROUPS as well * as rules, so the same code keeps working when nested groups are turned on. */function matchesRule(row: Staff, rule: FilterRule): boolean {    const actual = readField(row, rule.path[0] ?? "");    const value = rule.value;    const result = (() => {        switch (rule.operator) {            case "contains":                return String(actual)                    .toLowerCase()                    .includes(String(value).toLowerCase());            case "not_contains":                return !String(actual)                    .toLowerCase()                    .includes(String(value).toLowerCase());            case "starts_with":                return String(actual)                    .toLowerCase()                    .startsWith(String(value).toLowerCase());            case "ends_with":                return String(actual)                    .toLowerCase()                    .endsWith(String(value).toLowerCase());            case "is":            case "eq":                return String(actual) === String(value);            case "is_not":            case "neq":                return String(actual) !== String(value);            case "is_any_of":                return (                    (value as string[] | undefined)?.includes(String(actual)) ??                    true                );            case "is_none_of":                return !(                    (value as string[] | undefined)?.includes(String(actual)) ??                    false                );            case "gt":                return Number(actual) > Number(value);            case "gte":                return Number(actual) >= Number(value);            case "lt":                return Number(actual) < Number(value);            case "lte":                return Number(actual) <= Number(value);            case "between": {                const [from, to] = (value as number[] | undefined) ?? [];                return (                    Number(actual) >= Number(from) &&                    Number(actual) <= Number(to)                );            }            case "not_between": {                const [from, to] = (value as number[] | undefined) ?? [];                return !(                    Number(actual) >= Number(from) &&                    Number(actual) <= Number(to)                );            }            case "empty":                return actual === undefined || actual === null || actual === "";            case "not_empty":                return !(                    actual === undefined ||                    actual === null ||                    actual === ""                );            default:                return true;        }    })();    return rule.negated ? !result : result;}/** * A rule with nothing to test yet, which matches everything. The EMPTY LIST * matters: unchecking the last option of a many-arity operator commits `[]`, * which is the absence of a constraint, exactly as the chip's empty word says. */function isIncomplete(rule: FilterRule): boolean {    if (rule.operator === "empty" || rule.operator === "not_empty")        return false;    return (        rule.value === undefined ||        (Array.isArray(rule.value) && rule.value.length === 0)    );}function matches(row: Staff, node: FilterNode): boolean {    if (isFilterRule(node)) {        if (isIncomplete(node)) return true;        return matchesRule(row, node);    }    if (node.rules.length === 0) return true;    return node.combinator === "and"        ? node.rules.every((child) => matches(row, child))        : node.rules.some((child) => matches(row, child));}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  The page                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */function initials(name: string) {    return name        .split(" ")        .map((part) => part[0])        .join("");}/** Where a value sits in its ladder. The sort key for the three ranked columns. */function rankIn(ladder: { value: string }[], value: string) {    return ladder.findIndex((entry) => entry.value === value);}type SortKey =    | "name"    | "role"    | "priority"    | "status"    | "availability"    | "location";type SortState = { key: SortKey; desc: boolean };const PAGE_SIZE = 5;/** The sort key one column reads from a row. Ranked columns sort by ladder. */function sortValue(row: Staff, key: SortKey): string | number {    if (key === "priority") return rankIn(PRIORITIES, row.priority);    if (key === "status") return rankIn(STATUSES, row.status);    if (key === "availability") return rankIn(AVAILABILITIES, row.availability);    return row[key];}/** A column header that toggles its own sort, mirroring ReUI's grid header. */function SortHeader({    title,    columnKey,    sorting,    onSort,}: {    title: string;    columnKey: SortKey;    sorting: SortState;    onSort: (key: SortKey) => void;}) {    const active = sorting.key === columnKey;    const Icon = active        ? sorting.desc            ? ChevronDownIcon            : ChevronUpIcon        : ChevronsUpDownIcon;    return (        <Button            variant="ghost"            size="xs"            onClick={() => onSort(columnKey)}            className="-ml-1.5 h-6 gap-1 font-medium text-muted-foreground data-[active=true]:text-foreground"            data-active={active || undefined}        >            {title}            <Icon aria-hidden="true" className="size-3.5" />        </Button>    );}export function TablePredicate() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["status"],                operator: "is_any_of",                value: ["active", "invited"],            }),        ]),    );    const [pageIndex, setPageIndex] = React.useState(0);    const [sorting, setSorting] = React.useState<SortState>({        key: "name",        desc: false,    });    // The FILTERED rows, so sorting, paging and the record count are all taken    // over what the query left standing.    const rows = React.useMemo(        () => STAFF.filter((row) => matches(row, query)),        [query],    );    const sorted = React.useMemo(() => {        const copy = [...rows];        copy.sort((a, b) => {            const left = sortValue(a, sorting.key);            const right = sortValue(b, sorting.key);            let order = 0;            if (typeof left === "number" && typeof right === "number")                order = left - right;            else order = String(left).localeCompare(String(right));            return sorting.desc ? -order : order;        });        return copy;    }, [rows, sorting]);    const pageCount = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(sorted.length / PAGE_SIZE));    const page = Math.min(pageIndex, pageCount - 1);    const paged = sorted.slice(page * PAGE_SIZE, page * PAGE_SIZE + PAGE_SIZE);    const onSort = (key: SortKey) => {        setSorting((current) =>            current.key === key                ? { key, desc: !current.desc }                : { key, desc: false },        );    };    const columns: DataGridColumn<Staff>[] = [        {            id: "name",            width: 220,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Staff"                    columnKey="name"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => (                <div className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-2.5">                    <Avatar size="sm" className="shrink-0">                        <AvatarImage src={row.avatar} alt={row.name} />                        <AvatarFallback>{initials(row.name)}</AvatarFallback>                    </Avatar>                    <div className="min-w-0">                        <div className="truncate font-medium text-foreground">                            {row.name}                        </div>                        <div className="truncate text-xs text-muted-foreground">                            {row.email}                        </div>                    </div>                </div>            ),        },        {            id: "role",            width: 160,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Occupation"                    columnKey="role"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => (                <span className="whitespace-nowrap">{row.role}</span>            ),        },        {            id: "priority",            width: 120,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Priority"                    columnKey="priority"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => {                const tone = PRIORITIES.find(                    (entry) => entry.value === row.priority,                );                return (                    <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                        <Star className={cn("size-3.5", tone?.star)} />                        {tone?.label}                    </span>                );            },        },        {            id: "status",            width: 120,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Status"                    columnKey="status"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => {                const tone = STATUSES.find(                    (entry) => entry.value === row.status,                );                return (                    <Badge variant="outline" className="gap-1.5">                        <StatusDot tone={tone?.tone ?? "neutral"} />                        {tone?.label}                    </Badge>                );            },        },        {            id: "availability",            width: 130,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Availability"                    columnKey="availability"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => {                const tone = AVAILABILITIES.find(                    (entry) => entry.value === row.availability,                );                return (                    <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                        <StatusDot tone={tone?.tone ?? "neutral"} />                        {tone?.label}                    </span>                );            },        },        {            id: "location",            width: 150,            header: (                <SortHeader                    title="Location"                    columnKey="location"                    sorting={sorting}                    onSort={onSort}                />            ),            cell: (row) => (                <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                    <Flag code={row.flag} />                    {row.location}                </span>            ),        },    ];    return (        <div className="w-full overflow-hidden rounded-xl bg-card shadow-border">            {/* ---------------------------- Toolbar ---------------------------- */}            <div className="border-b border-border p-3">                <Filters                    fields={fields}                    query={query}                    onQueryChange={(next) => {                        setQuery(next);                        // Back to page one on every edit: a narrower query can leave the                        // current page past the end of the result set.                        setPageIndex(0);                    }}                    showClear                />            </div>            {/* ------------------------------ Grid ----------------------------- */}            <DataGrid                label="Staff"                density="compact"                columns={columns}                rows={paged}                getRowId={(row) => row.id}                empty={                    <div className="flex h-24 items-center justify-center text-13 text-muted-foreground">                        No staff match these filters                    </div>                }            />            {/* ---------------------------- Pagination ------------------------- */}            <div className="flex items-center justify-between gap-3 border-t border-border p-3 text-xs text-muted-foreground">                <span className="tabular-nums">{sorted.length} staff</span>                <span className="flex items-center gap-2">                    <span className="tabular-nums">                        Page {page + 1} of {pageCount}                    </span>                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="icon-xs"                        aria-label="Previous page"                        disabled={page === 0}                        onClick={() =>                            setPageIndex((current) => Math.max(0, current - 1))                        }                    >                        <ChevronLeftIcon                            aria-hidden="true"                            className="size-3.5"                        />                    </Button>                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="icon-xs"                        aria-label="Next page"                        disabled={page >= pageCount - 1}                        onClick={() =>                            setPageIndex((current) =>                                Math.min(pageCount - 1, current + 1),                            )                        }                    >                        <ChevronRightIcon                            aria-hidden="true"                            className="size-3.5"                        />                    </Button>                </span>            </div>        </div>    );}

Choice controls as editors

Five fields, each with a different hand-built editor: a toggle group, radios, checkboxes with a clear footer, a switch and a native select. All commit through the same editor contract.

import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Checkbox } from "@oration/canon/components/checkbox";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterEditorProps,    FilterField,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { Label } from "@oration/canon/components/label";import {    NativeSelect,    NativeSelectOption,} from "@oration/canon/components/native-select";import {    RadioGroup,    RadioGroupItem,} from "@oration/canon/components/radio-group";import { Switch } from "@oration/canon/components/switch";import {    ToggleGroup,    ToggleGroupItem,} from "@oration/canon/components/toggle-group";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    CreditCardIcon,    GlobeIcon,    KeyRoundIcon,    MonitorSmartphoneIcon,    ShieldCheckIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Options                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const CHANNELS = [    { value: "web", label: "Web" },    { value: "ios", label: "iOS" },    { value: "android", label: "Android" },    { value: "api", label: "API" },];const PLANS = [    { value: "free", label: "Free", hint: "No card on file" },    { value: "pro", label: "Pro", hint: "Monthly or yearly" },    { value: "ultimate", label: "Ultimate", hint: "Seat based" },];const PERMISSIONS = [    { value: "read", label: "Read" },    { value: "write", label: "Write" },    { value: "publish", label: "Publish" },    { value: "admin", label: "Administer" },    { value: "billing", label: "Billing" },];const REGIONS = [    { value: "emea", label: "EMEA" },    { value: "amer", label: "AMER" },    { value: "apac", label: "APAC" },    { value: "latam", label: "LATAM" },];const asArray = (value: unknown): string[] =>    Array.isArray(value) ? (value as string[]) : [];/** * The row every hand-rolled list below is built from. * * It is the shipped option row's own density written out: `px-2 py-1` inside a * `p-1` list, so a checkbox row and a `FilterMenu` row are the same height in * the same popover. The two overrides are both `Label`'s, both wrong for a menu * row rather than wrong outright: `font-medium` is emphasis a row does not * want, and `leading-none` crushes a row to 24px where the list beside it draws * 28. */const ROW =    "hover:bg-accent flex cursor-pointer items-center gap-2 rounded-md px-2 py-1 leading-normal font-normal";/** * The first pick by name, plus what it stands in for. * * The default display collapses anything past one pick to "N selected", which * names nothing: the whole point of picking Read and Write is that the chip * says Read. These options carry no icon, so the leading LABEL does that work * and the overflow follows it in the same muted, tabular treatment the avatar * stack uses. */function PickedLabels({    options,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    empty: string;}) {    const [first] = options;    if (options.length === 0 || !first) return <>{empty}</>;    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            {first.label}            {options.length > 1 ? (                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    +{options.length - 1}                </span>            ) : null}        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Editors                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * A segmented control, committing on every press. * * `commit(next, { close: false })` writes the value through WITHOUT dismissing, * which is what makes several picks one gesture: each press is a real change * the chip redraws from, and the control the user is working in stays where it * was. That is the same contract the built-in multi-select uses. */function ChannelToggles({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    field,}: FilterEditorProps<string[]>) {    const current = asArray(value);    return (        // No width: the group is `w-fit` and four short segments already decide how        // wide the panel wants to be.        <div className="p-2">            <ToggleGroup                multiple                variant="outline"                spacing={0}                aria-label={field.label}                value={current}                onValueChange={(next) => {                    const picks = next as string[];                    onValueChange(picks);                    commit(picks, { close: false });                }}            >                {CHANNELS.map((channel) => (                    <ToggleGroupItem key={channel.value} value={channel.value}>                        {channel.label}                    </ToggleGroupItem>                ))}            </ToggleGroup>        </div>    );}/** One choice, so choosing IS the commit and the popover closes behind it. */function PlanRadios({ value, commit, field }: FilterEditorProps<string>) {    return (        <RadioGroup            className="flex w-56 flex-col p-1"            aria-label={field.label}            value={typeof value === "string" ? value : null}            onValueChange={(next) => commit(String(next))}        >            {PLANS.map((plan) => (                // Top aligned, because the row is two lines and the control belongs                // beside the first of them.                <Label key={plan.value} className={cn(ROW, "items-start")}>                    <RadioGroupItem value={plan.value} className="mt-0.5" />                    <span className="flex flex-col gap-0.5">                        <span className="text-sm">{plan.label}</span>                        <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground">                            {plan.hint}                        </span>                    </span>                </Label>            ))}        </RadioGroup>    );}/** * Checkboxes rather than the built-in list, for a short closed set. * * Every tick is a real commit with `{ close: false }`, exactly as the built-in * multi-select does, so there is nothing held back for an Apply to accept or a * Discard to take away. The footer offers the one thing ticking cannot reach * instead: emptying the set in a single press, beside the count it changes. */function PermissionChecks({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    labels,}: FilterEditorProps<string[]>) {    const current = asArray(value);    const write = (next: string[]) => {        onValueChange(next);        commit(next, { close: false });    };    const toggle = (entry: string, checked: boolean) =>        write(            checked                ? [...current, entry]                : current.filter((item) => item !== entry),        );    return (        <div className="flex w-56 flex-col p-1">            {PERMISSIONS.map((permission) => (                <Label key={permission.value} className={ROW}>                    <Checkbox                        checked={current.includes(permission.value)}                        onCheckedChange={(checked) =>                            toggle(permission.value, checked === true)                        }                    />                    <span className="text-sm">{permission.label}</span>                </Label>            ))}            <div className="mt-1 flex items-center justify-between gap-2 border-t ps-2 pt-1">                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    {labels.valueCount(current.length)}                </span>                <Button                    variant="ghost"                    size="sm"                    disabled={current.length === 0}                    onClick={() => write([])}                >                    {labels.clear}                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}/** A switch, for the one case where the value is the control's own state. */function EnabledSwitch({ value, commit, field }: FilterEditorProps<boolean>) {    const current = value === true;    return (        // `w-40` is the width the shipped boolean editor uses, and this is the same        // filter that editor would have drawn.        <Label className="flex w-40 cursor-pointer items-center justify-between gap-3 p-2 font-normal">            <span className="text-sm">{field.label}</span>            {/* One decisive value, so flipping it is the whole edit. */}            <Switch                checked={current}                onCheckedChange={(checked) => commit(checked)}                aria-label={field.label}            />        </Label>    );}/** * The platform's own menu, for a list short enough that a search box is chrome. * * A native `<select>` opens as an OS popup OUTSIDE the document: on a phone it * becomes the system wheel, and it is the one control in this set whose menu is * never clipped by the popover it lives in. The empty option is what lets the * filter be cleared back to "any", since a select has no unselected state of * its own. No caption over it: the chip spells the attribute out an inch to the * left, so the select keeps the name as its `aria-label`. */function RegionSelect({ value, commit, field }: FilterEditorProps<string>) {    return (        <div className="w-48 p-2">            <NativeSelect                className="w-full"                aria-label={field.label}                value={typeof value === "string" ? value : ""}                onChange={(event) =>                    commit(                        event.target.value === ""                            ? undefined                            : event.target.value,                    )                }            >                <NativeSelectOption value="">Any region</NativeSelectOption>                {REGIONS.map((region) => (                    <NativeSelectOption key={region.value} value={region.value}>                        {region.label}                    </NativeSelectOption>                ))}            </NativeSelect>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "channel",        label: "Channel",        type: "multiselect",        // The options still ship, even though the editor draws its own rows: they        // are what the chip resolves a stored value's LABEL from.        options: CHANNELS,        editor: ChannelToggles as never,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <PickedLabels options={options} empty="any channel" />        ),        icon: <MonitorSmartphoneIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "plan",        label: "Plan",        type: "select",        options: PLANS.map((plan) => ({            value: plan.value,            label: plan.label,        })),        editor: PlanRadios as never,        icon: <CreditCardIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "permissions",        label: "Permissions",        type: "multiselect",        options: PERMISSIONS,        editor: PermissionChecks as never,        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <PickedLabels options={options} empty="any permission" />        ),        icon: <ShieldCheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "region",        label: "Region",        type: "select",        options: REGIONS,        editor: RegionSelect as never,        icon: <GlobeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "twoFactor",        // The short form, because a chip is a row of them. The acronym is what a        // filter list would call it anyway.        label: "2FA",        type: "boolean",        editor: EnabledSwitch as never,        renderValue: ({ value }) => (value === true ? "on" : "off"),        icon: <KeyRoundIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function ChoiceControls() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery<unknown>([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["channel"],                operator: "has_any_of",                value: ["web", "ios"],            }),            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-2",                path: ["plan"],                operator: "is",                value: "pro",            }),            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-3",                path: ["region"],                operator: "is",                value: "emea",            }),            // Four chips: the fourth is the last one that fits the bar before the            // fifth would wrap the toolbar onto a third row. The 2FA editor is still            // reachable from Add filter like any other field.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-4",                path: ["twoFactor"],                operator: "is",                value: true,            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={fields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear        />    );}

Typed values in custom inputs

A currency input group for single amounts and ranges, a paste-friendly term list, an access code in OTP slots that commits on completion, and a domain field that won't commit until it validates.

import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterEditorProps,    FilterField,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { Input } from "@oration/canon/components/input";import {    InputGroup,    InputGroupAddon,    InputGroupInput,    InputGroupText,} from "@oration/canon/components/input-group";import {    InputOTP,    InputOTPGroup,    InputOTPSeparator,    InputOTPSlot,} from "@oration/canon/components/input-otp";import { Textarea } from "@oration/canon/components/textarea";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import { BanknoteIcon, GlobeIcon, KeyRoundIcon, TagsIcon } from "lucide-react";import { type KeyboardEvent, type ReactNode, useId, useState } from "react";const asArray = (value: unknown): string[] =>    Array.isArray(value) ? (value as string[]) : [];const toNumber = (raw: string): number | undefined => {    const parsed = Number(raw.replace(/,/g, ""));    return raw.trim() === "" || Number.isNaN(parsed) ? undefined : parsed;};/** * One panel width for the whole example, measured against the shipped text * editor so the popover does not resize every time a different chip is opened. * The access code editor below is the one exception, and it says why. */const PANEL = "flex w-64 flex-col gap-2 p-2";/** The footer the shipped editors draw. */const FOOTER = "flex items-center justify-end gap-1.5 pt-1";/** A helper line under a control. Carries the error wording too. */const HELPER = "text-xs text-muted-foreground";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                              Money, one or two                             *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * An input group carrying the unit, so the value never has to: the input holds * a bare number, the group says what the number means, and the chip's * `renderValue` puts the symbol back for reading. One editor answers both * arities — `range` renders two groups joined by `rangeSeparator`, the word * `valueRange` puts between the bounds on the chip. */function AmountEditor({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    cancel,    labels,    field,    operator,    autoFocusProps,}: FilterEditorProps<number | number[]>) {    const dual = operator.arity === "range";    const tuple = Array.isArray(value) ? (value as number[]) : [];    const single = typeof value === "number" ? value : undefined;    const [from, setFrom] = useState(() =>        dual ? String(tuple[0] ?? "") : String(single ?? ""),    );    const [to, setTo] = useState(() => (dual ? String(tuple[1] ?? "") : ""));    // Takes both halves rather than reading state, because a change handler runs    // BEFORE its own setState lands.    const draft = (        low: string,        high: string,    ): number | number[] | undefined => {        if (!dual) return toNumber(low);        const start = toNumber(low);        const end = toNumber(high);        return start === undefined || end === undefined            ? undefined            : [start, end];    };    const money = (children: ReactNode) => (        <InputGroup>            <InputGroupAddon>                <InputGroupText>$</InputGroupText>            </InputGroupAddon>            {children}            <InputGroupAddon align="inline-end">                <InputGroupText>/mo</InputGroupText>            </InputGroupAddon>        </InputGroup>    );    const onKeyDown = (event: KeyboardEvent) => {        if (event.key === "Enter") {            event.preventDefault();            commit(draft(from, to));        }        if (event.key === "Escape") {            event.preventDefault();            event.stopPropagation();            cancel();        }    };    return (        <div className={PANEL}>            {money(                <InputGroupInput                    {...(autoFocusProps as object)}                    inputMode="decimal"                    value={from}                    // `rangeFrom` and `rangeTo`, not a composed `${label} from`: the two                    // bounds' names are `FilterLabels` keys precisely so a translator can                    // reach them.                    aria-label={                        dual ? labels.rangeFrom(field.label) : field.label                    }                    placeholder={field.placeholder}                    onChange={(event) => {                        setFrom(event.target.value);                        onValueChange(draft(event.target.value, to));                    }}                    onKeyDown={onKeyDown}                />,            )}            {dual ? (                <>                    <span className={cn(HELPER, "ps-1")}>                        {labels.rangeSeparator}                    </span>                    {money(                        <InputGroupInput                            inputMode="decimal"                            value={to}                            aria-label={labels.rangeTo(field.label)}                            onChange={(event) => {                                setTo(event.target.value);                                onValueChange(draft(from, event.target.value));                            }}                            onKeyDown={onKeyDown}                        />,                    )}                </>            ) : null}            <div className={FOOTER}>                <Button variant="ghost" size="sm" onClick={cancel}>                    {labels.discard}                </Button>                <Button size="sm" onClick={() => commit(draft(from, to))}>                    {labels.apply}                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                              A pasted term list                            *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** A textarea, so a list of terms is pasted rather than typed one at a time. */function KeywordList({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    cancel,    autoFocusProps,    labels,    field,}: FilterEditorProps<string[]>) {    const current = asArray(value);    const [text, setText] = useState(() => current.join("\n"));    const hintId = useId();    const parse = (raw: string) =>        raw            .split("\n")            .map((line) => line.trim())            .filter(Boolean);    return (        <div className={PANEL}>            <Textarea                {...(autoFocusProps as object)}                rows={4}                value={text}                aria-label={field.label}                aria-describedby={hintId}                placeholder={field.placeholder}                onChange={(event) => {                    setText(event.target.value);                    onValueChange(parse(event.target.value));                }}                onKeyDown={(event) => {                    // Enter is a newline here, so the commit key has to be the modified                    // one. Escape still discards, as it does in every other editor.                    if (                        event.key === "Enter" &&                        (event.metaKey || event.ctrlKey)                    ) {                        event.preventDefault();                        commit(parse(text));                    }                    if (event.key === "Escape") {                        event.preventDefault();                        event.stopPropagation();                        cancel();                    }                }}            />            <span id={hintId} className={HELPER}>                One per line            </span>            <div className={FOOTER}>                <Button variant="ghost" size="sm" onClick={cancel}>                    {labels.discard}                </Button>                <Button size="sm" onClick={() => commit(parse(text))}>                    {labels.apply}                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                             A fixed width code                             *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * A value with a known LENGTH, so completion is the commit. There is no Apply * and no Escape handler: `onComplete` closes the popover, an incomplete code is * never written into the query, and clicking away discards the draft. The one * panel here that is NOT `PANEL` — six slots are a measured object whose width * is the control's own, so the panel takes its width from the control. */function AccessCodeEditor({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    field,    autoFocusProps,}: FilterEditorProps<string>) {    return (        <div className="p-2">            <InputOTP                {...(autoFocusProps as object)}                maxLength={6}                value={typeof value === "string" ? value : ""}                aria-label={field.label}                // The control defaults to a numeric keypad, which would be wrong for a                // code that carries letters, so both the mode and the accepted set are                // stated rather than inherited.                inputMode="text"                pattern="^[a-zA-Z0-9]*$"                onChange={(next) => onValueChange(next.toUpperCase())}                onComplete={(next) => commit(next.toUpperCase())}            >                <InputOTPGroup>                    <InputOTPSlot index={0} />                    <InputOTPSlot index={1} />                    <InputOTPSlot index={2} />                </InputOTPGroup>                <InputOTPSeparator />                <InputOTPGroup>                    <InputOTPSlot index={3} />                    <InputOTPSlot index={4} />                    <InputOTPSlot index={5} />                </InputOTPGroup>            </InputOTP>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                            A validated free text                           *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const DOMAIN = /^[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)+$/i;/** * Free text that refuses to commit while it is wrong. Validation belongs to the * editor, not to the primitive: the editor declines to call `commit`, so an * invalid draft can never reach the query and the chip never shows a value the * backend will reject. */function DomainEditor({    value,    onValueChange,    commit,    cancel,    labels,    field,    autoFocusProps,}: FilterEditorProps<string>) {    const [text, setText] = useState(() =>        typeof value === "string" ? value : "",    );    const hintId = useId();    const invalid = text.trim() !== "" && !DOMAIN.test(text.trim());    const submit = () => {        if (invalid || text.trim() === "") return;        commit(text.trim().toLowerCase());    };    return (        <div className={PANEL}>            <Input                {...(autoFocusProps as object)}                value={text}                aria-label={field.label}                aria-invalid={invalid}                aria-describedby={hintId}                placeholder={field.placeholder}                onChange={(event) => {                    setText(event.target.value);                    onValueChange(event.target.value);                }}                onKeyDown={(event) => {                    if (event.key === "Enter") {                        event.preventDefault();                        submit();                    }                    if (event.key === "Escape") {                        event.preventDefault();                        event.stopPropagation();                        cancel();                    }                }}            />            {/* Under the field it judges, with `aria-describedby` so the rejection is          spoken rather than only coloured. The line is a live region that is          always mounted, so it announces the CHANGE from the example to the          complaint. */}            <span                id={hintId}                aria-live="polite"                className={cn(HELPER, invalid && "text-destructive")}            >                {invalid ? "Needs a dot, as in acme.com" : "example.com"}            </span>            <div className={FOOTER}>                <Button variant="ghost" size="sm" onClick={cancel}>                    {labels.discard}                </Button>                <Button size="sm" disabled={invalid} onClick={submit}>                    {labels.apply}                </Button>            </div>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "spend",        label: "Monthly spend",        type: "number",        // Ships with a range operator selected, so the editor opens as two groups.        defaultOperator: "between",        placeholder: "0",        editor: AmountEditor as never,        renderValue: ({ value, labels }) =>            Array.isArray(value)                ? labels.valueRange(                      `$${Number(value[0]).toLocaleString()}`,                      `$${Number(value[1]).toLocaleString()}`,                  )                : typeof value === "number"                  ? `$${value.toLocaleString()}`                  : "any amount",        icon: <BanknoteIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "keywords",        label: "Keywords",        type: "multiselect",        defaultOperator: "has_any_of",        placeholder: "onboarding\nchurn\nrenewal",        editor: KeywordList as never,        // The first term, plus what it stands in for. A pasted list collapses to a        // leading term with an overflow count beside it rather than "5 selected",        // which names none of them.        renderValue: ({ values }) =>            values.length === 0 ? (                "none"            ) : (                <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                    {String(values[0])}                    {values.length > 1 ? (                        <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                            +{values.length - 1}                        </span>                    ) : null}                </span>            ),        icon: <TagsIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "accessCode",        label: "Access code",        type: "text",        // Only the two operators a fixed width code can answer. A `contains` on a        // six character code would be a filter nobody means.        operators: [            { value: "is", label: "is", inverse: "is_not" },            { value: "is_not", label: "is not", inverse: "is" },        ],        defaultOperator: "is",        editor: AccessCodeEditor as never,        renderValue: ({ value }) =>            typeof value === "string" && value ? (                <span className="font-mono tracking-wider">{value}</span>            ) : (                "any code"            ),        icon: <KeyRoundIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "domain",        label: "Domain",        type: "text",        defaultOperator: "is",        placeholder: "acme.com",        editor: DomainEditor as never,        icon: <GlobeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },];export function TypedInputs() {    const [query, setQuery] = useState<FilterQuery>(() =>        createFilterQuery<unknown>([            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-1",                path: ["spend"],                operator: "between",                value: [500, 2500],            }),            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-2",                path: ["accessCode"],                operator: "is",                value: "R7K2QX",            }),            // THREE chips, not four: at a catalog card's width a fourth chip spills            // and strands the toolbar's actions onto a third row. Spend is the input            // group this example leads with, so it stays and Keywords is one press of            // Add filter away.            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-3",                path: ["domain"],                operator: "is",                value: "acme.com",            }),        ]),    );    return (        <Filters            fields={fields}            query={query}            onQueryChange={setQuery}            showClear        />    );}

Nested groups in a popover

The advanced builder in a popover above a sorted, paged deals grid. A nested OR group and custom value renderers prove the boolean tree reaches the rows and the footer totals.

Pipeline

7 of 14 deals

Contoso Group
EMEA
Negotiation
Mara Devlin
140
$48,000
Trey Research
EMEA
Negotiation
Harper Quinn
350
$44,000
Wingtip Toys
EMEA
Evaluation
Iris Fenwick
60
$26,500
Litware
EMEA
Negotiation
Mara Devlin
500
$25,000
Fourth Coffee
EMEA
Negotiation
Theo Nkemelu
940
$21,000
Filtered total3,810$198,000
1–5 of 7
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import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarGroup,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Badge } from "@oration/canon/components/badge";import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import {    Card,    CardAction,    CardContent,    CardDescription,    CardFooter,    CardHeader,    CardTitle,} from "@oration/canon/components/card";import {    DataGrid,    type DataGridColumn,} from "@oration/canon/components/data-grid";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import type { FilterOperatorLabels } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/operators";import {    createFilterGroup,    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,    isFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterNode,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,    FilterValueDisplayContext,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    BanknoteIcon,    Building2Icon,    ChevronDownIcon,    ChevronUpIcon,    SignpostIcon,    UserIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Fixtures                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */function Dot({ className }: { className: string }) {    return <span className={cn("size-2 shrink-0 rounded-full", className)} />;}// A teammate's face, drawn the same way in the option row and in the cell, so// the owner picked from a list of faces is recognised in the grid by the face.// `aria-hidden`, because every place this appears already prints the name// beside it, so the accessible name stays the written name.function Person({ avatar, name }: { avatar: string; name: string }) {    return (        <Avatar aria-hidden="true" size="sm" className="size-4.5 shrink-0">            <AvatarImage src={avatar} alt="" />            <AvatarFallback className="text-[10px]">                {name                    .split(" ")                    .map((part) => part[0])                    .join("")}            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}// The categorical tag-hue dots for pipeline stages: a stable label colour, not// a semantic status, so the ten-hue `--tag-*-fg` family rather than StatusDot.// The deep `-fg` token keeps an 8px dot reading at full weight.const STAGES = [    { value: "discovery", label: "Discovery", tone: "bg-(--tag-gray-fg)" },    { value: "evaluation", label: "Evaluation", tone: "bg-(--tag-blue-fg)" },    { value: "negotiation", label: "Negotiation", tone: "bg-(--tag-amber-fg)" },    { value: "closed-won", label: "Closed won", tone: "bg-(--tag-green-fg)" },    { value: "closed-lost", label: "Closed lost", tone: "bg-destructive" },];const OWNERS = [    {        value: "harper",        label: "Harper Quinn",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1494790108377-be9c29b29330?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",    },    {        value: "mara",        label: "Mara Devlin",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1438761681033-6461ffad8d80?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",    },    {        value: "theo",        label: "Theo Nkemelu",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1500648767791-00dcc994a43e?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",    },    {        value: "iris",        label: "Iris Fenwick",        avatar: "https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1487412720507-e7ab37603c6f?w=96&h=96&dpr=2&q=80",    },];const REGIONS = [    { value: "emea", label: "EMEA" },    { value: "amer", label: "AMER" },    { value: "apac", label: "APAC" },];// The value cell draws what the TABLE draws, so the picker and the report speak// one colour language. Several picks collapse to overlapped marks plus a count,// so a five-row query still reads at a glance.function StackedTones({    options,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    empty: string;}) {    const tone = (value: string) =>        STAGES.find((entry) => entry.value === value)?.tone ??        "bg-muted-foreground";    const [only] = options;    if (!only) return <>{empty}</>;    if (options.length === 1) {        return (            <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">                <Dot className={tone(only.value)} />                <span className="truncate">{only.label}</span>            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => (                    <span                        key={option.value}                        className={cn(                            "-ml-1 size-2.5 rounded-full ring-2 ring-background first:ml-0",                            tone(option.value),                        )}                    />                ))}            </span>            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}function StackedOwners({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>anyone</>;    return (        <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">            <AvatarGroup>                {options.slice(0, 3).map((option) => (                    <Person                        key={option.value}                        avatar={OWNERS_BY_VALUE.get(option.value)?.avatar ?? ""}                        name={option.label}                    />                ))}            </AvatarGroup>            {options.length === 1 ? (                <span className="truncate">{options[0]?.label}</span>            ) : (                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    {options.length}                </span>            )}        </span>    );}const OWNER_LABELS = new Map(OWNERS.map((entry) => [entry.value, entry.label]));// The whole record, not just the word: the Owner cell needs the face too and a// row stores the slug. One lookup for both.const OWNERS_BY_VALUE = new Map(OWNERS.map((entry) => [entry.value, entry]));const REGION_LABELS = new Map(    REGIONS.map((entry) => [entry.value, entry.label]),);interface Deal {    id: string;    stage: string;    owner: string;    amount: number;    account: { name: string; region: string; seats: number };}// Fourteen deals, ordered by amount, picked so each of the seeded query's three// top-level terms is the ONLY thing keeping some row out: delete the group and a// new row appears, flip its `or` to `and` and most survivors leave. Three of the// survivors qualify on seat count alone, with an amount well under the threshold// — the rows a flat AND of the same three conditions could not return, which is// the whole reason this seeds a tree instead of a list.const DEALS: Deal[] = [    {        id: "d-1",        stage: "discovery",        owner: "mara",        amount: 72000,        account: { name: "Coho Vineyard", region: "emea", seats: 640 },    },    {        id: "d-2",        stage: "discovery",        owner: "harper",        amount: 64000,        account: { name: "Adatum", region: "emea", seats: 780 },    },    {        id: "d-3",        stage: "evaluation",        owner: "iris",        amount: 58000,        account: { name: "Relecloud", region: "apac", seats: 880 },    },    {        id: "d-4",        stage: "negotiation",        owner: "iris",        amount: 52000,        account: { name: "Tailspin Toys", region: "amer", seats: 310 },    },    {        id: "d-5",        stage: "negotiation",        owner: "mara",        amount: 48000,        account: { name: "Contoso Group", region: "emea", seats: 140 },    },    {        id: "d-6",        stage: "negotiation",        owner: "harper",        amount: 44000,        account: { name: "Trey Research", region: "emea", seats: 350 },    },    {        id: "d-7",        stage: "closed-lost",        owner: "iris",        amount: 37000,        account: { name: "Blue Yonder", region: "emea", seats: 410 },    },    {        id: "d-8",        stage: "closed-won",        owner: "theo",        amount: 31000,        account: { name: "Proseware", region: "apac", seats: 220 },    },    {        id: "d-9",        stage: "evaluation",        owner: "iris",        amount: 26500,        account: { name: "Wingtip Toys", region: "emea", seats: 60 },    },    {        id: "d-10",        stage: "negotiation",        owner: "mara",        amount: 25000,        account: { name: "Litware", region: "emea", seats: 500 },    },    {        id: "d-11",        stage: "negotiation",        owner: "theo",        amount: 21000,        account: { name: "Fourth Coffee", region: "emea", seats: 940 },    },    {        id: "d-12",        stage: "evaluation",        owner: "harper",        amount: 18000,        account: { name: "Northwind", region: "emea", seats: 620 },    },    {        id: "d-13",        stage: "evaluation",        owner: "mara",        amount: 15500,        account: { name: "Woodgrove", region: "emea", seats: 1200 },    },    {        id: "d-14",        stage: "evaluation",        owner: "theo",        amount: 9000,        account: { name: "Fabrikam", region: "emea", seats: 90 },    },];// Pinned locales, because the same number has to format identically on the// server and the client or hydration reports a mismatch.const money = new Intl.NumberFormat("en-US", {    style: "currency",    currency: "USD",    maximumFractionDigits: 0,});const count = new Intl.NumberFormat("en-US");/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// Shorter words for the four comparisons this report leans on. A builder row// names its attribute already, so the operator only has to say which way the// test points: "Amount at least 25000" reads cleanly inside a group, which has// less width to spend than a top-level row. Only these four keys change.const COMPACT_OPERATORS: FilterOperatorLabels = {    gt: "over",    gte: "at least",    lt: "under",    lte: "at most",};// One field per printed value, and no field the table does not print: the grid// underneath is a check on the query rather than an illustration beside it.const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "stage",        label: "Stage",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        // The same swatches the rows below carry, so the picker and the report        // speak one colour language rather than two.        options: STAGES.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: <Dot className={entry.tone} />,        })),        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedTones options={options} empty="any stage" />        ),        icon: <SignpostIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        // A deal has ONE owner, so this is a select whose value happens to be a        // list, not a multiselect: `is any of` asks about the row's single owner.        id: "owner",        label: "Owner",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        // The option panel, widened by the field that needs it: these rows carry a        // face and a full name, and at the default width a two-part name truncates.        className: "w-56",        options: OWNERS.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: <Person avatar={entry.avatar} name={entry.label} />,        })),        pinSelected: true,        sortSelected: "label",        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedOwners options={options} />,        icon: <UserIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "amount",        label: "Amount",        type: "number",        defaultOperator: "gte",        // A formatted token turns this cell from a text box into a popover, so the        // rule and the column never show one quantity in two notations.        renderValue: (context) => (            <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">                <span className="truncate tabular-nums">                    {formatMoney(context)}                </span>                <TermReach hits={reach(["amount"], context)} />            </span>        ),        // The display changed the notation, so the accessible name follows it. The        // built-in name is `String(value)`, which announces "25000".        valueText: formatMoney,        icon: <BanknoteIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "account",        label: "Account",        icon: <Building2Icon aria-hidden="true" />,        // Nested, so a row's attribute cell opens the same drill-down picker the        // chip flow uses. One picker, two chromes.        fields: [            {                id: "name",                label: "Name",                type: "text",                renderValue: (context) => (                    <PatternValue                        value={context.value}                        operator={context.operator.value}                        hits={reach(["account", "name"], context)}                    />                ),            },            {                id: "region",                label: "Region",                type: "select",                options: REGIONS,                // Three options, so the search box is more chrome than the rows under                // it: the input stays, it is only visually hidden.                searchable: false,                renderValue: (context) => (                    <RegionValue                        options={context.options}                        hits={reach(["account", "region"], context)}                    />                ),            },            // The one cell left bare, deliberately: a custom display is what makes a            // value cell a popover, and the panel needs one cell you can type into.            { id: "seats", label: "Seats", type: "number" },        ],    },];// A pipeline that already needs a parenthesis: a deal qualifies on size OR on// seat count, not on both, and no flat list of chips can say that. The grid// under it is what shows the parenthesis survived the round trip.const SEED: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery<unknown>(    [        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-1",            path: ["stage"],            operator: "is_any_of",            value: ["evaluation", "negotiation"],        }),        createFilterGroup<unknown>({            id: "seed-group",            combinator: "or",            rules: [                createFilterRule({                    id: "seed-2",                    path: ["amount"],                    operator: "gte",                    value: 25000,                }),                createFilterRule({                    id: "seed-3",                    path: ["account", "seats"],                    operator: "gte",                    value: 500,                }),            ],        }),        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-4",            path: ["account", "region"],            operator: "is",            value: "emea",        }),    ],    "and",);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                          The tree as a row predicate                       *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */const list = (value: unknown) =>    Array.isArray(value) ? value.map(String) : [];const text = (value: unknown) => String(value ?? "").toLowerCase();// One test per operator the schema above can produce. A plain serialisable tree// is what the primitive guarantees, so a compiler is this table plus the walk// under it; a miss is an operator no field offers, treated as "matches".const TESTS: Record<string, (actual: unknown, value: unknown) => boolean> = {    is: (actual, value) => String(actual) === String(value),    is_not: (actual, value) => String(actual) !== String(value),    is_any_of: (actual, value) => list(value).includes(String(actual)),    is_none_of: (actual, value) => !list(value).includes(String(actual)),    contains: (actual, value) => text(actual).includes(text(value)),    not_contains: (actual, value) => !text(actual).includes(text(value)),    starts_with: (actual, value) => text(actual).startsWith(text(value)),    ends_with: (actual, value) => text(actual).endsWith(text(value)),    eq: (actual, value) => Number(actual) === Number(value),    neq: (actual, value) => Number(actual) !== Number(value),    gt: (actual, value) => Number(actual) > Number(value),    gte: (actual, value) => Number(actual) >= Number(value),    lt: (actual, value) => Number(actual) < Number(value),    lte: (actual, value) => Number(actual) <= Number(value),    between: (actual, value) => {        const [from, to] = list(value);        return Number(actual) >= Number(from) && Number(actual) <= Number(to);    },    not_between: (actual, value) => {        const [from, to] = list(value);        return !(            Number(actual) >= Number(from) && Number(actual) <= Number(to)        );    },    empty: (actual) => actual === undefined || actual === null || actual === "",    not_empty: (actual) =>        !(actual === undefined || actual === null || actual === ""),};// A rule's `path` walked into the record, not read off it: `["account",// "seats"]` is one key deeper than a flat table needs.function read(deal: Deal, path: string[]): unknown {    return path.reduce<unknown>(        (value, key) =>            typeof value === "object" && value !== null                ? (value as Record<string, unknown>)[key]                : undefined,        deal,    );}// A rule with nothing to test yet matches everything, so the grid does not// empty out while a value is still being chosen. The empty list and the// half-filled range are the reachable cases, which is why this reads every// entry rather than counting them.function isIncomplete(operator: string, value: unknown): boolean {    if (operator === "empty" || operator === "not_empty") return false;    if (value === undefined) return true;    if (!Array.isArray(value)) return false;    return (        value.length === 0 ||        value.some(            (entry) => entry === undefined || entry === null || entry === "",        )    );}// Rules AND groups, so nesting is answered by recursion rather than ignored.function matches(deal: Deal, node: FilterNode): boolean {    if (!isFilterRule(node)) {        if (node.rules.length === 0) return true;        return node.combinator === "and"            ? node.rules.every((child) => matches(deal, child))            : node.rules.some((child) => matches(deal, child));    }    const test = TESTS[node.operator];    if (!test || isIncomplete(node.operator, node.value)) return true;    const result = test(read(deal, node.path), node.value);    return node.negated ? !result : result;}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                               Value renderers                              *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// How many of the fourteen this one term keeps, on its own: a readout only an// example with data of its own can write. It walks the SAME `TESTS` table// through the same `read` the grid walks, so it is a second reading of one// predicate rather than a second predicate. The path is passed in because the// display context carries the field, not where it hangs.function reach(    path: string[],    { operator, value }: FilterValueDisplayContext,): number | null {    const test = TESTS[operator.value];    if (!test || isIncomplete(operator.value, value)) return null;    return DEALS.filter((deal) => test(read(deal, path), value)).length;}// The count, drawn as a fraction, and the one number here worth a colour. The// denominator is the one the card header prints ("7 of 14 deals"). Zero empties// the grid, so `text-destructive` on the one term responsible points at the row// to fix — a semantic token, so it reads in both themes.function TermReach({ hits }: { hits: number | null }) {    if (hits === null) return null;    return (        <span            className={cn(                "shrink-0 text-xs tabular-nums",                hits === 0 ? "text-destructive" : "text-muted-foreground",            )}        >            {hits}/{DEALS.length}        </span>    );}// A committed amount in the notation its own column uses. The module's own// `money` is reused so the rule and the column can never drift. `between` is the// case a bare formatter drops; a half-filled range prints the bound it has// rather than "$NaN".function formatMoney({ value, labels }: FilterValueDisplayContext): string {    const bound = (entry: unknown) => {        if (entry === null || entry === "") return "";        const amount = Number(entry);        return Number.isFinite(amount) ? money.format(amount) : "";    };    const [from, to] = Array.isArray(value)        ? [bound(value[0]), bound(value[1])]        : [bound(value), ""];    if (from && to) return labels.valueRange(from, to);    // Nothing typed yet is not an error: an unfinished rule constrains nothing.    return from || to || "any amount";}// The region codes, and how many accounts sit behind them. Two picks fit the// cell whole; the third collapses to a "+1" rather than the total, because this// shows the codes that fit and has to say how many did not.function RegionValue({    options,    hits,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    hits: number | null;}) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>any region</>;    const shown = options.slice(0, 2);    const overflow = options.length - shown.length;    return (        <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="truncate">                {shown.map((option) => option.label).join(", ")}            </span>            {overflow > 0 ? (                <span className="shrink-0 text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    +{overflow}                </span>            ) : null}            <TermReach hits={hits} />        </span>    );}// Chrome, so muted, and never the thing that truncates.function PatternEllipsis() {    return <span className="shrink-0 text-muted-foreground">...</span>;}// Where the typed text has to sit, drawn as the pattern it is: a leading// ellipsis, a trailing one, or both. The ellipses are chrome and the term is// content, so they are muted and it is not, and the term is the only part that// shrinks. `contains` and `does not contain` draw the same shape; `is` and// `is not` draw no ellipsis at all.function PatternValue({    value,    operator,    hits,}: {    value: unknown;    operator: string;    hits: number | null;}) {    const term = typeof value === "string" ? value.trim() : "";    if (!term) return <>any name</>;    const loose = operator === "contains" || operator === "not_contains";    const lead = loose || operator === "ends_with";    const trail = loose || operator === "starts_with";    return (        <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center">                {lead ? <PatternEllipsis /> : null}                <span className="truncate">{term}</span>                {trail ? <PatternEllipsis /> : null}            </span>            <TermReach hits={hits} />        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  The report                                *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */type SortId = "account" | "stage" | "owner" | "seats" | "amount";interface SortState {    id: SortId;    desc: boolean;}// Where a value sits in its ladder. The sort key for the stage column: an// alphabetical sort would say nothing about a pipeline.function rankIn(ladder: { value: string }[], value: string) {    return ladder.findIndex((entry) => entry.value === value);}// Each column's sort key, so sorting agrees with what the cell prints: the// stage ladder rank, the owner's LABEL (not slug), the account name, the two// numbers.const SORT_KEY: Record<SortId, (deal: Deal) => number | string> = {    account: (deal) => deal.account.name,    stage: (deal) => rankIn(STAGES, deal.stage),    owner: (deal) => OWNER_LABELS.get(deal.owner) ?? deal.owner,    seats: (deal) => deal.account.seats,    amount: (deal) => deal.amount,};const PAGE_SIZE = 5;export function PopoverGroupsGrid() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(SEED);    const [page, setPage] = React.useState(0);    // A pipeline is read biggest first, so the money column is the reading order.    const [sort, setSort] = React.useState<SortState>({        id: "amount",        desc: true,    });    const filtered = React.useMemo(        () => DEALS.filter((deal) => matches(deal, query)),        [query],    );    const sorted = React.useMemo(() => {        const key = SORT_KEY[sort.id];        return [...filtered].sort((a, b) => {            const av = key(a);            const bv = key(b);            const order = av < bv ? -1 : av > bv ? 1 : 0;            return sort.desc ? -order : order;        });    }, [filtered, sort]);    const pageCount = Math.max(1, Math.ceil(sorted.length / PAGE_SIZE));    const safePage = Math.min(page, pageCount - 1);    const rows = sorted.slice(        safePage * PAGE_SIZE,        safePage * PAGE_SIZE + PAGE_SIZE,    );    // The two aggregates over the WHOLE result set, not the visible page: a total    // that changed when you turned the page would answer a question nobody asked.    const totals = React.useMemo(        () =>            filtered.reduce(                (sum, deal) => ({                    seats: sum.seats + deal.account.seats,                    amount: sum.amount + deal.amount,                }),                { seats: 0, amount: 0 },            ),        [filtered],    );    // Every write to the query goes through here, and page one is the reason: a    // narrower query can leave the current page past the end of the result set.    const applyQuery = (next: FilterQuery) => {        setQuery(next);        setPage(0);    };    const toggleSort = (id: SortId) =>        setSort((current) =>            current.id === id                ? { id, desc: !current.desc }                : { id, desc: id === "amount" || id === "seats" },        );    function SortHeader({        id,        title,        align,    }: {        id: SortId;        title: string;        align?: "right";    }) {        const active = sort.id === id;        return (            <button                type="button"                onClick={() => toggleSort(id)}                className={cn(                    "-mx-1 inline-flex items-center gap-1 rounded-sm px-1 font-medium hover:text-foreground",                    align === "right" && "ms-auto",                    active && "text-foreground",                )}            >                <span className="truncate">{title}</span>                {active ? (                    sort.desc ? (                        <ChevronDownIcon                            aria-hidden="true"                            className="size-3.5"                        />                    ) : (                        <ChevronUpIcon                            aria-hidden="true"                            className="size-3.5"                        />                    )                ) : null}            </button>        );    }    const columns: DataGridColumn<Deal>[] = [        {            id: "account",            header: <SortHeader id="account" title="Account" />,            width: 136,            minWidth: 120,            // The region rides under the name rather than taking a sixth column.            cell: (deal) => (                <div className="min-w-0">                    <div className="truncate font-medium text-foreground">                        {deal.account.name}                    </div>                    <div className="truncate text-xs text-muted-foreground">                        {REGION_LABELS.get(deal.account.region)}                    </div>                </div>            ),        },        {            id: "stage",            header: <SortHeader id="stage" title="Stage" />,            width: 130,            minWidth: 110,            // A badge here and a bare swatch in the picker: the option row prints the            // word beside the swatch already, so a badge there would say it twice.            cell: (deal) => {                const stage = STAGES.find(                    (entry) => entry.value === deal.stage,                );                return (                    <Badge variant="outline" className="gap-1.5">                        <Dot className={stage?.tone ?? "bg-muted-foreground"} />                        {stage?.label}                    </Badge>                );            },        },        {            id: "owner",            header: <SortHeader id="owner" title="Owner" />,            width: 140,            minWidth: 120,            cell: (deal) => {                const owner = OWNERS_BY_VALUE.get(deal.owner);                return (                    <div className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">                        {owner ? (                            <Person avatar={owner.avatar} name={owner.label} />                        ) : null}                        <span className="min-w-0 truncate">                            {owner?.label ?? deal.owner}                        </span>                    </div>                );            },        },        {            id: "seats",            header: <SortHeader id="seats" title="Seats" align="right" />,            width: 90,            minWidth: 72,            align: "right",            cell: (deal) => (                <span className="tabular-nums">                    {count.format(deal.account.seats)}                </span>            ),        },        {            id: "amount",            header: <SortHeader id="amount" title="Amount" align="right" />,            width: 110,            minWidth: 90,            align: "right",            cell: (deal) => (                <span className="font-medium tabular-nums">                    {money.format(deal.amount)}                </span>            ),        },    ];    // The aggregate strip, over the filtered rows: a total that moves the moment a    // group's combinator flips is the shortest honest proof the tree reached the    // data. The label spans the three text columns, the two totals carry the same    // right alignment their columns do.    const footer = (        <table className="w-max min-w-full table-fixed border-separate border-spacing-0 text-13">            <tbody>                <tr>                    <td                        colSpan={3}                        className="h-9 border-border border-t px-2 text-muted-foreground"                        style={{ width: 430 }}                    >                        Filtered total                    </td>                    <td                        className="h-9 border-border border-t px-2 text-right font-medium tabular-nums"                        style={{ width: 90 }}                    >                        {count.format(totals.seats)}                    </td>                    <td                        className="h-9 border-border border-t px-2 text-right font-medium tabular-nums"                        style={{ width: 110 }}                    >                        {money.format(totals.amount)}                    </td>                </tr>            </tbody>        </table>    );    const empty = (        <div className="flex h-24 items-center justify-center px-4 text-center text-13 text-muted-foreground">            No deals match these filters        </div>    );    return (        <Card className="w-full gap-0 overflow-hidden p-0">            <CardHeader className="flex items-center justify-between gap-3 border-b px-4 py-2">                {/* Title over count rather than beside it: stacked, the group asks for            the width of its widest line, and the count is the one thing that            says the query is doing something while the panel is shut. */}                <div className="flex min-w-0 flex-col gap-0.5">                    <CardTitle className="truncate font-medium text-sm">                        Pipeline                    </CardTitle>                    <CardDescription className="truncate text-xs tabular-nums">                        {filtered.length} of {DEALS.length} deals                    </CardDescription>                </div>                {/* Popover, not inline, and the grid is why: the whole seeded query is            five rows of builder, and spending that above a table would leave the            table to be scrolled rather than read. The count badge the primitive            draws on the trigger says how many conditions are in force without            opening anything. */}                <CardAction className="flex shrink-0 items-center gap-2">                    <Filters                        variant="advanced"                        advancedMode="popover"                        // The trigger sits at the right edge, so the panel can only open                        // leftwards; saying so settles the Base-UI/Radix overflow split.                        advancedAlign="end"                        reorderable                        fields={fields}                        operatorLabels={COMPACT_OPERATORS}                        // The leaf, not the root: a two-level path drawn in full is the                        // widest thing a builder row holds, so collapse keeps each row the                        // name that distinguishes it. The full path survives as the                        // accessible name.                        pathCollapse="start"                        maxPathSegments={1}                        query={query}                        onQueryChange={applyQuery}                    />                    {/* Restoring the view is the only button beside the trigger; emptying              the query is the panel's own footer action. Identity, not deep              equality, decides whether there is anything to restore. */}                    <Button                        variant="ghost"                        size="sm"                        disabled={query === SEED}                        onClick={() => applyQuery(SEED)}                    >                        Reset                    </Button>                </CardAction>            </CardHeader>            <CardContent className="p-0">                <DataGrid                    columns={columns}                    rows={rows}                    getRowId={(deal) => deal.id}                    label="Pipeline deals"                    // Dense, because the builder above it is the subject and the rows are                    // the evidence: this whole card has to hold its height in one frame.                    density="compact"                    footer={rows.length > 0 ? footer : undefined}                    empty={empty}                />            </CardContent>            <CardFooter className="justify-between px-4 py-2.5">                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    {sorted.length === 0                        ? "No deals"                        : `${safePage * PAGE_SIZE + 1}–${                              safePage * PAGE_SIZE + rows.length                          } of ${sorted.length}`}                </span>                <div className="flex items-center gap-2">                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="sm"                        disabled={safePage === 0}                        onClick={() =>                            setPage((current) => Math.max(0, current - 1))                        }                    >                        Previous                    </Button>                    <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                        Page {safePage + 1} of {pageCount}                    </span>                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="sm"                        disabled={safePage >= pageCount - 1}                        onClick={() =>                            setPage((current) =>                                Math.min(pageCount - 1, current + 1),                            )                        }                    >                        Next                    </Button>                </div>            </CardFooter>        </Card>    );}

Nested groups inline, read back as an expression

The builder rendered inline beside its own query tree, walked back out as a parenthesised expression. Nest two levels shows that depth survives the round trip.

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state is any of ('in-progress', 'blocked') AND (story_points between 3 and 8 OR subject contains 'migration') AND repository_stars >= 100
import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarGroup,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Button } from "@oration/canon/components/button";import { Card, CardContent } from "@oration/canon/components/card";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import {    countFilterRules,    createFilterGroup,    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,    isFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterField,    FilterNode,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    CircleDotIcon,    FolderGit2Icon,    HashIcon,    SignalIcon,    TagsIcon,    TypeIcon,    UserRoundCheckIcon,} from "lucide-react";import * as React from "react";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                              Value rendering                               *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// The builder draws the SAME value output the chip row does: a coloured dot for// a state, a ranked glyph for a priority, faces for people. Left as plain labels// the builder reads as a form, which is exactly what taking in a whole query at// a glance defeats.function Dot({ className }: { className: string }) {    return <span className={cn("size-2 shrink-0 rounded-full", className)} />;}function Person({ img, name }: { img: string; name: string }) {    return (        <Avatar size="sm" className="size-5">            <AvatarImage                src={`https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/${img}.jpg`}                alt={name}            />            <AvatarFallback className="text-[10px]">                {name                    .split(" ")                    .map((part) => part[0])                    .join("")}            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}// Status is a semantic ladder (to do / in progress / blocked / done), so the// StatusDot tones carry it: neutral, live, danger, success. The dot sits beside// its written label, so colour is a speed-up for a sighted scan, never the only// carrier of the state.const STATUSES = [    { value: "todo", label: "To do", dot: "bg-subtle-foreground" },    { value: "in-progress", label: "In progress", dot: "bg-warning" },    { value: "blocked", label: "Blocked", dot: "bg-destructive" },    { value: "done", label: "Done", dot: "bg-success" },];// A ramp rather than a set of labels, so the tones run one way — cool to hot —// which puts the four in an order the eye can take without reading the words.// Priority is a categorical ranking, drawn from the tag-hue family.const PRIORITIES = [    { value: "low", label: "Low", tone: "bg-(--tag-green-fg)" },    { value: "medium", label: "Medium", tone: "bg-(--tag-amber-fg)" },    { value: "high", label: "High", tone: "bg-(--tag-orange-fg)" },    { value: "urgent", label: "Urgent", tone: "bg-(--tag-red-fg)" },];const TEAM = [    { value: "harper", label: "Harper Quinn", img: "women/1" },    { value: "mara", label: "Mara Devlin", img: "women/2" },    { value: "theo", label: "Theo Nkemelu", img: "men/3" },    { value: "noor", label: "Noor Haddad", img: "women/4" },    { value: "elias", label: "Elias Vance", img: "men/5" },    { value: "iris", label: "Iris Fenwick", img: "women/6" },];const LABELS = [    { value: "bug", label: "Bug" },    { value: "feature", label: "Feature" },    { value: "chore", label: "Chore" },    { value: "regression", label: "Regression" },];// Swatches then a count, so several picks stay one glance rather than a list.function StackedDots({    options,    palette,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    palette: { value: string; dot?: string; tone?: string }[];    empty: string;}) {    const swatch = (value: string) => {        const entry = palette.find((candidate) => candidate.value === value);        return entry?.dot ?? entry?.tone ?? "bg-muted-foreground";    };    const [only] = options;    if (!only) return <>{empty}</>;    if (options.length === 1) {        return (            <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">                <Dot className={swatch(only.value)} />                <span className="truncate">{only.label}</span>            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => (                    <span                        key={option.value}                        className={cn(                            "-ml-1 size-2.5 rounded-full ring-2 ring-background first:ml-0",                            swatch(option.value),                        )}                    />                ))}            </span>            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}// Faces, overlapped, which is what an assignee filter looks like everywhere.function StackedPeople({ options }: { options: FilterOption[] }) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>anyone</>;    return (        <span className="flex min-w-0 items-center gap-1.5">            <AvatarGroup>                {options.slice(0, 3).map((option) => {                    const person = TEAM.find(                        (entry) => entry.value === option.value,                    );                    return (                        <Person                            key={option.value}                            img={person?.img ?? "men/1"}                            name={option.label}                        />                    );                })}            </AvatarGroup>            {options.length === 1 ? (                <span className="truncate">{options[0]?.label}</span>            ) : (                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    {options.length}                </span>            )}        </span>    );}// `column` is carried through untouched: the primitive never reads it, and it// exists for the moment below where the query is walked back out. A picker says// "Title" and a path says `title`, but the table says `subject`, so without the// mapping every rule would come out naming a column the storage does not have.const fields: FilterField[] = [    {        id: "title",        label: "Title",        type: "text",        column: "subject",        icon: <TypeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "status",        label: "Status",        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        options: STATUSES.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: <Dot className={entry.dot} />,        })),        column: "state",        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedDots                options={options}                palette={STATUSES}                empty="any status"            />        ),        // Four options, so the built-in editor drops its search box: the input        // stays and still owns the keyboard, it is only visually hidden.        searchable: false,        icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "labels",        label: "Labels",        type: "multiselect",        options: LABELS,        column: "label_slugs",        icon: <TagsIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "priority",        label: "Priority",        // A task has ONE priority, so this is a select whose value happens to be a        // list: `is any of` asks about that single rank.        type: "select",        defaultOperator: "is_any_of",        searchable: false,        options: PRIORITIES.map((entry) => ({            value: entry.value,            label: entry.label,            icon: <Dot className={entry.tone} />,        })),        column: "priority",        renderValue: ({ options }) => (            <StackedDots                options={options}                palette={PRIORITIES}                empty="any priority"            />        ),        icon: <SignalIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "assignee",        label: "Assignee",        type: "multiselect",        placeholder: "Search people...",        // The option panel, widened by the field that needs it: these rows carry a        // face and a full name, and at the default width a two-part name truncates.        className: "w-56",        options: TEAM.map((person) => ({            value: person.value,            label: person.label,            icon: <Person img={person.img} name={person.label} />,        })),        column: "assignee_ids",        // A list of people carries no semantic order, unlike the two ramps above.        pinSelected: true,        sortSelected: "label",        renderValue: ({ options }) => <StackedPeople options={options} />,        icon: <UserRoundCheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "estimate",        label: "Estimate",        type: "number",        defaultOperator: "lte",        column: "story_points",        icon: <HashIcon aria-hidden="true" />,    },    {        id: "repo",        label: "Repository",        icon: <FolderGit2Icon aria-hidden="true" />,        // A branch carries no column of its own; its LEAVES do. The mapping is        // collected by dotted path, so `repo.stars` resolves to `repository_stars`.        fields: [            {                id: "name",                label: "Name",                type: "text",                column: "repository_name",            },            {                id: "branch",                label: "Branch",                type: "text",                column: "repository_branch",            },            {                id: "stars",                label: "Stars",                type: "number",                column: "repository_stars",            },        ],    },];// The query model is a boolean TREE and the builder draws it as one, so the// example opens on a query the chip row could not express:// `status is any of (in progress, blocked) AND (estimate between 3 and 8 OR// title contains migration) AND repo.stars >= 100`. The middle term renders as// an indented, bordered card carrying its own combinator.const SEED_RULES: FilterNode[] = [    createFilterRule({        id: "seed-1",        path: ["status"],        operator: "is_any_of",        value: ["in-progress", "blocked"],    }),    createFilterGroup<unknown>({        id: "seed-group",        combinator: "or",        rules: [            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-2",                path: ["estimate"],                operator: "between",                value: [3, 8],            }),            createFilterRule({                id: "seed-3",                path: ["title"],                operator: "contains",                value: "migration",            }),        ],    }),    createFilterRule({        id: "seed-4",        path: ["repo", "stars"],        operator: "gte",        value: 100,    }),];const SEED: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery(SEED_RULES, "and");// Two levels down, to show that depth is not capped at one: the inner AND sits// inside the OR, so `(a OR (b AND c))` survives the round trip through the// builder and the chip row unchanged.const DEEP: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery<unknown>(    [        createFilterRule({            id: "deep-1",            path: ["labels"],            operator: "has_any_of",            value: ["bug", "regression"],        }),        createFilterGroup<unknown>({            id: "deep-outer",            combinator: "or",            rules: [                createFilterRule({                    id: "deep-2",                    path: ["status"],                    operator: "is",                    value: "blocked",                }),                createFilterGroup<unknown>({                    id: "deep-inner",                    combinator: "and",                    rules: [                        createFilterRule({                            id: "deep-3",                            path: ["estimate"],                            operator: "gte",                            value: 8,                        }),                        createFilterRule({                            id: "deep-4",                            path: ["repo", "branch"],                            operator: "starts_with",                            value: "release/",                        }),                    ],                }),            ],        }),    ],    "and",);// Every field's storage name, keyed by dotted path. Collected once from the// schema rather than looked up per rule, because a nested field's path is only// knowable while walking down to it.function collectColumns(    fieldList: FilterField[],    prefix: string[] = [],    out: Record<string, string> = {},): Record<string, string> {    for (const field of fieldList) {        const path = [...prefix, field.id];        if (field.column) out[path.join(".")] = field.column;        if (field.fields) collectColumns(field.fields, path, out);    }    return out;}const COLUMNS = collectColumns(fields);const OPERATOR_TEXT: Record<string, string> = {    contains: "contains",    not_contains: "does not contain",    starts_with: "starts with",    ends_with: "ends with",    is: "is",    is_not: "is not",    empty: "is empty",    not_empty: "is not empty",    eq: "=",    neq: "!=",    gt: ">",    gte: ">=",    lt: "<",    lte: "<=",    between: "between",    not_between: "not between",    is_any_of: "is any of",    is_none_of: "is none of",    has_any_of: "has any of",    has_all_of: "has all of",    has_none_of: "has none of",};function formatValue(value: unknown): string {    if (typeof value === "number" || typeof value === "boolean") {        return String(value);    }    return `'${String(value)}'`;}// One node as text, groups parenthesised. The root is NOT wrapped: a query is// already an implicit group, and drawing its brackets would suggest a level the// tree does not have. Every nested group is, because that is the whole point of// one — the reader has to see where the OR stops.function describeNode(node: FilterNode, depth = 0): string {    if (isFilterRule(node)) {        const key = node.path.join(".");        // A field the schema no longer has still renders, under its own path.        const column = COLUMNS[key] ?? key;        // A rule exists from the moment an attribute is picked, before a condition        // has been chosen, so an empty operator is a real state and not a bug.        if (!node.operator) return `${column} ...`;        const word = OPERATOR_TEXT[node.operator] ?? node.operator;        const values = Array.isArray(node.value) ? node.value : [node.value];        let expression: string;        if (node.value === undefined || node.value === null) {            expression = `${column} ${word}`;        } else if (            node.operator === "between" ||            node.operator === "not_between"        ) {            expression = `${column} ${word} ${formatValue(values[0])} and ${formatValue(values[1])}`;        } else if (values.length > 1) {            expression = `${column} ${word} (${values.map(formatValue).join(", ")})`;        } else {            expression = `${column} ${word} ${formatValue(values[0])}`;        }        // `negated` is set rather than the operator swapped whenever the operator        // declares no inverse (`starts_with`, `ends_with`, `has_all_of`). Reading        // the query without honouring it would describe the exact opposite.        return node.negated ? `NOT (${expression})` : expression;    }    if (node.rules.length === 0) return "";    const joiner = ` ${node.combinator.toUpperCase()} `;    const inner = node.rules        .map((child) => describeNode(child, depth + 1))        .filter(Boolean)        .join(joiner);    return depth === 0 ? inner : `(${inner})`;}export function InlineExpression() {    const [query, setQuery] = React.useState<FilterQuery>(SEED);    const expression = React.useMemo(        () => describeNode(query) || "everything",        [query],    );    return (        <div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-4">            {/* Stacked, not beside the output: a condition is five cells wide and          every nesting level pays the leading combinator column, the border and          the indent again, so the builder takes the full width and the output          goes underneath it — the only arrangement where the "Nest two levels"          button produces something legible.          The surface is the consumer's wrapper: the builder owns everything          inside itself and nothing about the box it sits in, so the box is a          Card here and could be anything at all. */}            <Card className="w-full">                <CardContent>                    <Filters                        variant="advanced"                        advancedMode="inline"                        // Reordering is opt-in, and this is the example it is for: a nested                        // tree somebody is shaping, where the ORDER is part of reading it.                        reorderable                        fields={fields}                        query={query}                        onQueryChange={setQuery}                    />                </CardContent>            </Card>            <div className="flex min-w-0 flex-col gap-2">                <div className="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-2">                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="sm"                        onClick={() => setQuery(DEEP)}                    >                        Nest two levels                    </Button>                    <Button                        variant="outline"                        size="sm"                        onClick={() => setQuery(SEED)}                    >                        Reset                    </Button>                    <span className="ms-auto text-sm text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                        {countFilterRules(query)} rules                    </span>                </div>                {/* One output, not two. A group is a parenthesised list joined by ONE            combinator, so a walk needs no precedence rules to guess at: bracket            each nested group and the tree reads back exactly as it was built,            resolved through each field's `column`. */}                <code className="block w-full overflow-x-auto rounded-md border bg-muted p-3 text-xs dark:bg-muted/60">                    {expression}                </code>            </div>        </div>    );}

Controlled, sized and translated

One controlled query rendered in English, German and Japanese, with toolbar controls for size and read-only or disabled states, and a log of every onQueryChange call.

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import {    Avatar,    AvatarFallback,    AvatarGroup,    AvatarImage,} from "@oration/canon/components/avatar";import { Badge } from "@oration/canon/components/badge";import { Filters } from "@oration/canon/components/filters";import type { FilterOperatorLabels } from "@oration/canon/components/filters/operators";import {    createFilterQuery,    createFilterRule,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/query";import type {    FilterChangeReason,    FilterField,    FilterLabels,    FilterOption,    FilterQuery,} from "@oration/canon/components/filters/types";import {    ToggleGroup,    ToggleGroupItem,} from "@oration/canon/components/toggle-group";import { cn } from "@oration/canon/lib/utils";import {    CircleDotIcon,    FlagIcon,    HashIcon,    TypeIcon,    UserRoundCheckIcon,} from "lucide-react";import { useId, useState } from "react";type Locale = "en" | "de" | "ja";/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                    Copy                                    *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// Every operator the four field types below can offer, and no more. The// primitive's own English list carries 25; the four it holds beyond these,// is_before through is_on_or_after, belong to no entry in the operator catalog// at all, so no field of any type can put one on screen. A dictionary padded// with keys nothing renders is the fossil the shipped English copy was pruned// of.const OPERATORS: Record<Locale, FilterOperatorLabels> = {    en: {},    de: {        contains: "enthält",        not_contains: "enthält nicht",        starts_with: "beginnt mit",        ends_with: "endet mit",        is: "ist",        is_not: "ist nicht",        is_any_of: "ist eines von",        is_none_of: "ist keines von",        has_any_of: "enthält eines von",        has_all_of: "enthält alle von",        has_none_of: "enthält keines von",        eq: "ist gleich",        neq: "ist ungleich",        gt: "ist größer als",        gte: "ist mindestens",        lt: "ist kleiner als",        lte: "ist höchstens",        between: "liegt zwischen",        not_between: "liegt nicht zwischen",        empty: "ist leer",        not_empty: "ist nicht leer",    },    ja: {        contains: "を含む",        not_contains: "を含まない",        starts_with: "で始まる",        ends_with: "で終わる",        is: "と等しい",        is_not: "と等しくない",        is_any_of: "のいずれか",        is_none_of: "のいずれでもない",        has_any_of: "のいずれかを含む",        has_all_of: "のすべてを含む",        has_none_of: "のいずれも含まない",        eq: "と等しい",        neq: "と等しくない",        gt: "より大きい",        gte: "以上",        lt: "より小さい",        lte: "以下",        between: "の範囲内",        not_between: "の範囲外",        empty: "が空",        not_empty: "が空でない",    },};/** * Why `labels.negated` is a FUNCTION, demonstrated rather than asserted. * * Negate flips to the catalog's `inverse` where one exists, so `negated` is * only ever asked about the three operators here that have none: starts with, * ends with, and has all of. A prefix composes them in English ("not starts * with" is at worst clumsy) and composes in NEITHER of these languages: German * puts nicht after the verb, and Japanese conjugates the verb itself. Keyed by * the localised label because that is all the primitive hands the function, and * the labels it is keyed on are the ones declared directly above. */const NEGATED_DE: Record<string, string> = {    "beginnt mit": "beginnt nicht mit",    "endet mit": "endet nicht mit",    "enthält alle von": "enthält nicht alle von",};const NEGATED_JA: Record<string, string> = {    で始まる: "で始まらない",    で終わる: "で終わらない",    のすべてを含む: "のすべては含まない",};// Chrome copy and operator wording are two separate surfaces. A team routinely// rewords "contains" for their domain without translating anything else, and a// translator localises the chrome without touching the operator catalog.//// The keys below are exactly the ones the chip row can reach with the schema in// this file. `FilterLabels` carries many more that are drawn only by the// advanced builder (which this example does not offer) or that want a nested// field, an async option list or an exclusive option, none of which this schema// declares. These are the subset this file's own bar can put on screen or into// an accessible name.const CHROME: Record<Locale, Partial<FilterLabels>> = {    en: {},    de: {        addFilter: "Filter hinzufügen",        searchFields: "Attribute suchen...",        searchOperators: "Bedingungen suchen...",        searchOptions: "Optionen suchen...",        fieldsLabel: "Attribute",        filtersLabel: "Filter",        chipMenu: (fieldLabel) => `Optionen für ${fieldLabel}`,        clear: "Zurücksetzen",        apply: "Übernehmen",        discard: "Verwerfen",        remove: "Entfernen",        duplicate: "Duplizieren",        negate: "Umkehren",        negated: (operatorLabel) => NEGATED_DE[operatorLabel] ?? operatorLabel,        empty: "Keine Ergebnisse",        valuePlaceholder: "Text eingeben...",        noValue: "kein Wert",        incomplete: "unvollständiger Filter",        selectCondition: "Bedingung wählen",        readOnly:            "Schreibgeschützt. Diese Filter können nicht geändert werden.",        valueCount: (count) => `${count} ausgewählt`,        valueDetail: (summary, values) => `${summary}: ${values.join(", ")}`,        valueRange: (from, to) => `${from} bis ${to}`,        rangeFrom: (fieldLabel) => `${fieldLabel} von`,        rangeTo: (fieldLabel) => `${fieldLabel} bis`,        rangeSeparator: "bis",        countAnnouncement: (count) =>            count === 1 ? "1 Filter aktiv" : `${count} Filter aktiv`,        resultsAnnouncement: (count) =>            count === 1 ? "1 Ergebnis" : `${count} Ergebnisse`,    },    ja: {        addFilter: "フィルターを追加",        searchFields: "属性を検索...",        searchOperators: "条件を検索...",        searchOptions: "オプションを検索...",        fieldsLabel: "属性",        filtersLabel: "フィルター",        chipMenu: (fieldLabel) => `${fieldLabel}のフィルターオプション`,        clear: "クリア",        apply: "適用",        discard: "破棄",        remove: "削除",        duplicate: "複製",        negate: "反転",        negated: (operatorLabel) => NEGATED_JA[operatorLabel] ?? operatorLabel,        empty: "結果がありません",        valuePlaceholder: "テキストを入力...",        noValue: "値なし",        incomplete: "不完全なフィルター",        selectCondition: "条件を選択",        readOnly: "読み取り専用です。これらのフィルターは変更できません。",        valueCount: (count) => `${count}件選択`,        valueDetail: (summary, values) => `${summary}: ${values.join("、")}`,        valueRange: (from, to) => `${from}から${to}`,        rangeFrom: (fieldLabel) => `${fieldLabel}(開始)`,        rangeTo: (fieldLabel) => `${fieldLabel}(終了)`,        rangeSeparator: "から",        countAnnouncement: (count) => `フィルター${count}件を適用中`,        resultsAnnouncement: (count) => `${count}件の結果`,    },};type FieldKey = "title" | "status" | "priority" | "assignee" | "score";type OptionKey =    | "todo"    | "in-progress"    | "review"    | "done"    | "cancelled"    | "low"    | "medium"    | "high"    | "urgent"    | "critical";const FIELD_LABELS: Record<Locale, Record<FieldKey, string>> = {    en: {        title: "Title",        status: "Status",        priority: "Priority",        assignee: "Assignee",        score: "Score",    },    de: {        title: "Titel",        status: "Status",        priority: "Priorität",        assignee: "Bearbeiter",        score: "Punktzahl",    },    ja: {        title: "タイトル",        status: "ステータス",        priority: "優先度",        assignee: "担当者",        score: "スコア",    },};// Status and priority share one dictionary, keyed by option value, because// their values are disjoint and because the tone map below is keyed the same// way. Two maps over one key space, one holding what translates and one holding// what does not.const OPTION_LABELS: Record<Locale, Record<OptionKey, string>> = {    en: {        todo: "To Do",        "in-progress": "In Progress",        review: "In Review",        done: "Done",        cancelled: "Cancelled",        low: "Low",        medium: "Medium",        high: "High",        urgent: "Urgent",        critical: "Critical",    },    de: {        todo: "Offen",        "in-progress": "In Bearbeitung",        review: "In Prüfung",        done: "Erledigt",        cancelled: "Abgebrochen",        low: "Niedrig",        medium: "Mittel",        high: "Hoch",        urgent: "Dringend",        critical: "Kritisch",    },    ja: {        todo: "未着手",        "in-progress": "進行中",        review: "レビュー中",        done: "完了",        cancelled: "中止",        low: "低",        medium: "中",        high: "高",        urgent: "緊急",        critical: "重大",    },};// What a stacked display says when nothing is picked yet. It arrives through// `renderValue`, so it belongs to the CONSUMER rather than to `labels`, and a// consumer who translates the chrome and forgets this ships a German bar with// an English chip in it.const ANY_LABELS: Record<    Locale,    Record<"status" | "priority" | "assignee", string>> = {    en: { status: "any status", priority: "any priority", assignee: "anyone" },    de: {        status: "beliebiger Status",        priority: "beliebige Priorität",        assignee: "alle",    },    ja: {        status: "すべてのステータス",        priority: "すべての優先度",        assignee: "全員",    },};// How many times `onQueryChange` has fired, in words. Consumer copy again, for// the same reason `ANY_LABELS` is: it is drawn over a CALLBACK's output, which// no key in `labels` covers, so a locale switch reaches it only if the consumer// wired it. Pluralisation is why each entry is a function rather than a string:// German inflects the noun, and Japanese counts with a suffix and does not// inflect at all, so the count cannot be concatenated onto a fixed word.const CHANGE_LABELS: Record<Locale, (count: number) => string> = {    en: (count) => (count === 1 ? "1 change" : `${count} changes`),    de: (count) => (count === 1 ? "1 Änderung" : `${count} Änderungen`),    ja: (count) => `変更${count}件`,};/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Fixtures                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// The dot fill is keyed by value and NOT by locale, which is the whole point of// the pairing: swapping locale rewrites every label on screen and moves none of// these. Canon's semantic status tokens stand in for the raw palette the// original ReUI example used, so a status/priority reads on the same colour// ladder as the rest of the workspace.const TONES: Record<OptionKey, string> = {    todo: "bg-subtle-foreground",    "in-progress": "bg-warning",    review: "bg-info",    done: "bg-success",    cancelled: "bg-destructive",    low: "bg-success",    medium: "bg-warning",    high: "bg-primary",    urgent: "bg-info",    critical: "bg-destructive",};const STATUSES: OptionKey[] = [    "todo",    "in-progress",    "review",    "done",    "cancelled",];const PRIORITIES: OptionKey[] = ["low", "medium", "high", "urgent", "critical"];// Names are proper nouns, so they are the one set of option labels that stays// put across all three locales, exactly as the faces do. The FIELD label above// them still translates.const TEAM = [    { value: "ada", label: "Ada Lovelace", img: "women/1" },    { value: "grace", label: "Grace Hopper", img: "women/2" },    { value: "alan", label: "Alan Turing", img: "men/3" },    { value: "katherine", label: "Katherine Johnson", img: "women/4" },    { value: "edsger", label: "Edsger Dijkstra", img: "men/5" },    { value: "barbara", label: "Barbara Liskov", img: "women/6" },    { value: "tim", label: "Tim Berners-Lee", img: "men/7" },    { value: "margaret", label: "Margaret Hamilton", img: "women/8" },];function Dot({ className }: { className: string }) {    return <span className={cn("size-2 shrink-0 rounded-full", className)} />;}// A value-keyed fill, resolved safely: the renderers below receive options// whose `value` is a plain string, so the lookup is widened and defaulted here// rather than at every call site.function tone(value: string): string {    return TONES[value as OptionKey] ?? "bg-muted-foreground";}function Person({ img, name }: { img: string; name: string }) {    return (        <Avatar className="size-5">            <AvatarImage                src={`https://randomuser.me/api/portraits/${img}.jpg`}                alt={name}            />            <AvatarFallback className="text-[10px]">                {name                    .split(" ")                    .map((part) => part[0])                    .join("")}            </AvatarFallback>        </Avatar>    );}/** * Overlapping swatches plus a count, instead of "3 selected". The empty word is * a prop because the same renderer serves Status and Priority: a hardcoded noun * would put "any status" on the Priority chip, and a hardcoded ENGLISH noun * would put it there in every locale. */function StackedDots({    options,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    empty: string;}) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>{empty}</>;    const [first] = options;    if (first && options.length === 1) {        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <Dot className={tone(first.value)} />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <span className="flex items-center">                {options.slice(0, 4).map((option) => (                    <span                        key={option.value}                        className={cn(                            "-ml-1 size-2.5 rounded-full ring-2 ring-background first:ml-0",                            tone(option.value),                        )}                    />                ))}            </span>            <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                {options.length}            </span>        </span>    );}/** A teammate's face, resolved from the option the query stored. */function Face({ option }: { option: FilterOption }) {    const entry = TEAM.find((candidate) => candidate.value === option.value);    return <Person img={entry?.img ?? "men/1"} name={option.label} />;}/** * A real `AvatarGroup`, plus an overflow count. * * The group keeps its default ring, which reads as a wider collar once the * faces drop to 16px, and the two overrides both follow from that size: the * stack tightens to `-space-x-1`, because the default `-space-x-2` hides half * of a 16px face, and the `size-4` selector reaches DIRECT children, so the * faces are rendered as components rather than wrapped in a keyed span, which * would put a wrapper between the group and every avatar it styles. The count * appears only on genuine overflow, so three picks show three faces and no * redundant "3" beside them. */function StackedPeople({    options,    empty,}: {    options: FilterOption[];    empty: string;}) {    if (options.length === 0) return <>{empty}</>;    const [first] = options;    if (first && options.length === 1) {        return (            <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">                <Face option={first} />                {first.label}            </span>        );    }    const overflow = options.length - 3;    return (        <span className="flex items-center gap-1.5">            <AvatarGroup className="-space-x-1 *:data-[slot=avatar]:size-4">                {options.slice(0, 3).map((option) => (                    <Face key={option.value} option={option} />                ))}            </AvatarGroup>            {overflow > 0 ? (                <span className="text-xs text-muted-foreground tabular-nums">                    +{overflow}                </span>            ) : null}        </span>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Schema                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * Rebuilt per locale, and declared inline on purpose. * * The schema index is memoized on a content SIGNATURE rather than on the array * identity, so a rebuild that changes nothing structural returns the identical * index object. Changing a label DOES change the signature, which is exactly * when the index should be rebuilt, and it is why the chips redraw in the new * language without the query being touched. */function buildFields(locale: Locale): FilterField[] {    return [        {            id: "title",            label: FIELD_LABELS[locale].title,            type: "text",            icon: <TypeIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        },        {            id: "status",            label: FIELD_LABELS[locale].status,            type: "select",            defaultOperator: "is_any_of",            icon: <CircleDotIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            options: STATUSES.map((value) => ({                value,                label: OPTION_LABELS[locale][value],                icon: <Dot className={TONES[value]} />,            })),            // Five options, so the search box is more chrome than the rows under it.            searchable: false,            renderValue: ({ options }) => (                <StackedDots                    options={options}                    empty={ANY_LABELS[locale].status}                />            ),        },        {            id: "priority",            label: FIELD_LABELS[locale].priority,            type: "multiselect",            icon: <FlagIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            options: PRIORITIES.map((value) => ({                value,                label: OPTION_LABELS[locale][value],                icon: <Dot className={TONES[value]} />,            })),            searchable: false,            renderValue: ({ options }) => (                <StackedDots                    options={options}                    empty={ANY_LABELS[locale].priority}                />            ),        },        {            id: "assignee",            label: FIELD_LABELS[locale].assignee,            type: "multiselect",            // Wider than the panel's own default: a face plus a full name is the            // widest row the option menu draws, and this example runs in three            // locales, where a name that fits in one may not in another.            className: "w-56",            icon: <UserRoundCheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />,            options: TEAM.map((person) => ({                value: person.value,                label: person.label,                icon: <Person img={person.img} name={person.label} />,            })),            // A list of PEOPLE carries no semantic order, unlike Priority above.            sortSelected: "label",            renderValue: ({ options }) => (                <StackedPeople                    options={options}                    empty={ANY_LABELS[locale].assignee}                />            ),        },        {            id: "score",            label: FIELD_LABELS[locale].score,            type: "number",            icon: <HashIcon aria-hidden="true" />,        },    ];}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                   Query                                    *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */// Four rules, chosen for what each one says under a locale swap. Status// collapses to two dots and a count, which is the case `labels.valueDetail`// spells out for a screen reader once the bar is read only. Priority holds one// pick, so its chip shows a colour AND a translated word side by side. Assignee// holds four people, so the faces and their names stay put while the attribute// above them changes language. Score holds neither a colour nor a face, so it// is the control case: every glyph in it is copy, and every glyph changes.const SEED: FilterQuery = createFilterQuery<unknown>(    [        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-1",            path: ["status"],            operator: "is_any_of",            value: ["in-progress", "review"],        }),        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-2",            path: ["priority"],            operator: "has_any_of",            value: ["urgent"],        }),        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-3",            path: ["assignee"],            operator: "has_any_of",            value: ["ada", "grace", "alan", "katherine"],        }),        createFilterRule({            id: "seed-4",            path: ["score"],            operator: "gte",            value: 60,        }),    ],    "and",);/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Controls                                  *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- */type Size = "sm" | "default";/** * `readOnly` and `disabled` as ONE control with three states. * * Two switches would let a reader set both at once, which the primitive answers * by disabling the bar and which says nothing about either prop. Three mutually * exclusive states cannot be combined into that, and putting them in one group * is what makes the pair legible: the difference between locked and off is only * visible when you can flip straight from one to the other. */type Interaction = "editable" | "readOnly" | "disabled";const LOCALE_OPTIONS: { value: Locale; label: string }[] = [    { value: "en", label: "English" },    { value: "de", label: "Deutsch" },    { value: "ja", label: "日本語" },];const SIZE_OPTIONS: { value: Size; label: string }[] = [    { value: "sm", label: "Small" },    { value: "default", label: "Default" },];const INTERACTION_OPTIONS: { value: Interaction; label: string }[] = [    { value: "editable", label: "Editable" },    { value: "readOnly", label: "Read only" },    { value: "disabled", label: "Disabled" },];/** * One control of the toolbar: the PROP, and every value it can take as one * segmented group beside it. * * The name is load-bearing. Three unlabelled segments reading sm and default * leave a reader to infer the prop from the values, which almost works for * `size` and fails completely for a group that reads English, Deutsch, 日本語. * Naming the prop costs one span and removes the inference entirely, and a * segmented group is what keeps every value on screen while still reading as * one control. * * The label is a span above the group, named through `aria-labelledby`, so a * fieldset around it would be a second group announcing the same words twice. * A plain span (rather than a fused `bg-muted` addon) keeps the segment fill * meaning exactly one thing: a pressed value. * * `shrink-0` on the whole control, so a toolbar too narrow to hold three of * them wraps between controls rather than squeezing a group until its segments * clip. */function PropControl<T extends string>({    prop,    value,    options,    onValueChange,}: {    prop: string;    value: T;    options: readonly { value: T; label: string }[];    onValueChange: (value: T) => void;}) {    const id = useId();    return (        <div className="flex shrink-0 flex-col gap-1.5">            <span id={id} className="font-medium text-muted-foreground text-xs">                {prop}            </span>            <ToggleGroup                aria-labelledby={id}                variant="outline"                size="sm"                // Fused, because the segments are the values of ONE prop and exactly                // one of them is true at a time. Gapped pills would draw three                // independent switches over a single-valued setting.                spacing={0}                // Single-select, and pressing the pressed segment keeps the current                // value: none of these three props has a way to hold nothing, so this                // control chooses between values and cannot unset one. Canon's                // ToggleGroup takes and returns an array, so the value is wrapped and                // the first entry is read back.                value={[value]}                onValueChange={(next: string[]) =>                    onValueChange((next[0] ?? value) as T)                }            >                {options.map((option) => (                    <ToggleGroupItem key={option.value} value={option.value}>                        {option.label}                    </ToggleGroupItem>                ))}            </ToggleGroup>        </div>    );}/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//*                                  Pattern                                   *//* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *//** * One entry of the change readout. * * Holds the field's ID rather than its label, and a COUNT rather than one entry * per call. Four edits to one value are four calls with identical details, and * four identical badges read as a rendering fault rather than as four events. */type Change = {    reason: FilterChangeReason;    field: string | null;    count: number;};/** * The readout's whole state: how many times the callback fired, and the last * three distinct things it said. * * `fires` is counted separately rather than summed out of `entries`, because * entries are folded and then capped at three, so the sum stops being the * number of calls the moment a fourth distinct one arrives. It is also what * removes the empty state: a count is a real measurement at zero, where a word * standing in for "nothing has happened" is filler that has to be written in * every language this file speaks. */type Changes = { fires: number; entries: Change[] };export function ControlledLocales() {    const [locale, setLocale] = useState<Locale>("en");    const [size, setSize] = useState<Size>("default");    const [interaction, setInteraction] = useState<Interaction>("editable");    const [changes, setChanges] = useState<Changes>({ fires: 0, entries: [] });    const [query, setQuery] = useState<FilterQuery>(SEED);    return (        <div className="flex w-full flex-col gap-2.5 min-[30rem]:gap-4">            {/*        `labels` and `operatorLabels` are two independent surfaces over one        catalog, so a locale change redraws every chip and never touches the        query.        `readOnly` and `disabled` are not two words for one state. `disabled`        turns the bar off natively. `readOnly` blocks every mutation while        leaving the bar focusable, readable and navigable, carries        `labels.readOnly` as the toolbar's description, and hands a collapsed        value its full contents as an accessible name, because the editor that        would have revealed them is locked shut.      */}            <Filters                fields={buildFields(locale)}                query={query}                size={size}                readOnly={interaction === "readOnly"}                disabled={interaction === "disabled"}                labels={CHROME[locale]}                operatorLabels={OPERATORS[locale]}                showClear                className={cn(                    // Padding first, so the two states below differ in FILL alone and the                    // bar does not move when one is flipped on. The negative margin pulls                    // that padding back out, so the first chip still lines up with the                    // tray's outside edge underneath it.                    "-mx-1.5 rounded-md p-1.5 transition-colors",                    // `data-readonly` is the container hook the primitive puts on the bar                    // for exactly this, and tint is the right treatment for it: a                    // read-only control keeps full contrast, the same way a read-only                    // input does, because everything in it is still legible and every                    // control in it is still reachable. The inset ring makes the state                    // visible on the flip without moving the bar.                    "data-readonly:inset-ring data-readonly:inset-ring-border data-readonly:bg-muted",                    // `disabled` gets no such hook, so it is painted from the flag this                    // file already holds. Dimming is the honest word for it, and the two                    // treatments have to differ or the control below has three states and                    // two appearances.                    interaction === "disabled" && "opacity-60",                )}                // Fully controlled. The second argument says WHAT happened and WHICH                // field it happened to, so a consumer does not have to diff two trees                // to find out.                onQueryChange={(next, details) => {                    setQuery(next);                    setChanges((current) => {                        const field = details.field?.id ?? null;                        const [newest, ...rest] = current.entries;                        // Repeats fold into the newest entry instead of pushing a copy of                        // it, which is what keeps a slider or a text field from filling the                        // strip with one reason.                        const entries =                            newest?.reason === details.reason &&                            newest.field === field                                ? [                                      { ...newest, count: newest.count + 1 },                                      ...rest,                                  ]                                : [                                      {                                          reason: details.reason,                                          field,                                          count: 1,                                      },                                      ...current.entries,                                  ].slice(0, 3);                        return { fires: current.fires + 1, entries };                    });                }}            />            {/*        The controls are the page talking about the demo, not part of it: they        keep their own grouping — a name over each segmented group, one rule        under the whole strip — which is all the containment a toolbar needs.      */}            <div className="w-full">                {/*          The toolbar. `items-end`, so the three segmented groups sit on one          baseline whatever their names do above them — a prop whose name wraps          would otherwise push its own control down and break the line the row          is made of. `flex-wrap` keeps a fold tidy on a narrow frame.          Gaps and NO separators: the stacked names already group each control          with its own segments, so `gap-x-6` says everything a vertical rule          would, at every width.        */}                <div className="flex flex-wrap items-end gap-x-6 gap-y-3 pb-3">                    <PropControl                        prop="Language"                        value={locale}                        options={LOCALE_OPTIONS}                        onValueChange={setLocale}                    />                    <PropControl                        prop="Size"                        value={size}                        options={SIZE_OPTIONS}                        onValueChange={setSize}                    />                    <PropControl                        prop="State"                        value={interaction}                        options={INTERACTION_OPTIONS}                        onValueChange={setInteraction}                    />                </div>                {/*          The tray's status line: what `onQueryChange` handed back, most recent          first. Three props go in through the toolbar above and one callback          comes out here, which is why the readout belongs on this surface and          not floating between the bar and the tray.          The count carries the strip. It names what the badges are without a          heading over them, it is a measurement rather than a placeholder at          zero, and it translates, because a number the consumer renders is the          consumer's copy. Each entry keeps the field's ID and resolves its          label at render, so the badges retranslate with everything else. The          reason does not: it is an API value rather than copy, and a translated          one would be a lie about what `details.reason` holds.        */}                <div className="flex flex-wrap items-center gap-1.5 border-border/60 border-t py-2">                    <span className="text-muted-foreground text-xs tabular-nums">                        {CHANGE_LABELS[locale](changes.fires)}                    </span>                    {changes.entries.map((entry, index) => (                        <Badge                            // Entries fold by (reason, field), so the pair is unique within                            // the capped list of three — a stable key with no array index.                            key={`${entry.reason}-${entry.field}`}                            variant={index === 0 ? "default" : "secondary"}                            className="gap-1.5"                        >                            <span className="font-mono">{entry.reason}</span>                            {entry.field ? (                                <span className="opacity-75">                                    {FIELD_LABELS[locale][                                        entry.field as FieldKey                                    ] ?? entry.field}                                </span>                            ) : null}                            {entry.count > 1 ? (                                <span className="opacity-75 tabular-nums">                                    ×{entry.count}                                </span>                            ) : null}                        </Badge>                    ))}                </div>            </div>        </div>    );}

States#

States
StateTreatment
EmptyNo conditions: the row collapses its gap to nothing and shows only the Add filter trigger. Say what the list shows elsewhere, such as a result count.
RestEach condition is an outline button group on the background surface: field and value in ink, the operator in Slate Meta, hairline dividers between the segments.
Focus visibleThe focused chip or control takes a 3px Focus Indigo ring at 40%. The chip row is a toolbar with a roving tab stop, so Tab reaches one chip and arrows move between them.
OpenA segment's popover — the attribute picker, operator list or value editor — fades and zooms in from its trigger.
IncompleteA rule with no operator yet (operator: "") draws a dashed chip reading Select condition and opens that step; it is counted but left out of flattenFilterConditions.
InvalidIn the advanced builder, a field's own validate marks the value cell with a message once a value is committed. Built-in gaps (missing value, reversed range) are reported through collectFilterIssues, not drawn as errors on the happy path.
Read onlyWith readOnly, chips render and arrow keys still read them, but every mutating control is inert and the toolbar carries a spoken read-only description. disabled greys the whole bar.

Behavior#

  • The query is a FilterGroupNode tree. Build one with createFilterQuery(rules, combinator) and each rule with createFilterRule({ id, path, operator, value }); path is the field path, root first, so a nested attribute is ["supplier", "tier"].
  • onQueryChange(query, details) fires on every write with details.reason — add, update, remove, negate, reorder, combinator, clear — so one handler covers every mutation. Controlled with query, uncontrolled with defaultQuery.
  • Operators come from the field's type (text, number, range, select, multiselect, boolean) or its own operators, each with an arity — none, one, many, range — that decides whether a value editor shows and what shape the value takes.
  • Value editors are resolved from the field's type or an editor name against the registry; pass editors to add or replace one (a date editor ships this way, since there is no built-in date type).
  • variant="advanced" renders FiltersAdvanced: nested groups, an AND/OR combinator per group, Wrap in group and Ungroup. advancedMode="inline" draws the panel in place instead of a popover.
  • With reorderable, advanced rows drag to reorder, and Alt+Arrow moves any row but the lone root; a move changes order, never meaning, so it is off by default.
  • The create flow is a draft (field → operator → value) that commits to the query exactly once, when the reducer marks it ready; a chip's own popovers amend a committed rule in place.
  • showClear adds a Clear button once the query is non-empty; onBeforeQueryChange can veto any write by returning false, and readOnly / disabled lock every mutation ahead of it.
  • flattenFilterConditions(query) returns flat { path, field, operator, values, negated } conditions for a predicate or a server; it is lossy for mixed combinators, so read query.combinator and walk the tree for those.

Do and don't#

Do. Show active filters as the builder's chips, with the field, the operator and the value, in the toolbar above the list.
PREFERRED
Don't. Show a filter as a colored tag. It reads as the record's status, not as a live filter on the list.

Content#

  • A field label is the column's name as the table shows it: Supplier, Status, Amount, Days until due.
  • Operator wording is the plain phrase: is, is any of, is greater than, is between; reword a whole domain through operatorLabels, not per chip.
  • Values use the same labels as the cells. An option-backed value with several picks summarises as a count, spelled out for a screen reader.
  • The empty state in the advanced builder names the next step; withhold the hint from a read-only bar.
  • Follow the row with Clear filters, then Save as view as a small ghost button when views exist.

Accessibility#

  • The chip row is a role="toolbar" with a roving tab stop, so one chip is in the tab order and arrows move along the row; a read-only bar carries an aria-description because aria-readonly is invalid on a toolbar.
  • Each chip reads as a phrase — Supplier is any of Halcyon, Northwind — and its kebab is named from the field, so each chip's menu is distinct.
  • Every mutation announces into a polite live region keyed on a sequence counter, so the same sentence twice (a repeated Group added) is heard twice.
  • A reorder is otherwise silent: Alt+Arrow announces the node's new position and sibling count, and a cross-group move names the destination group.
  • Every segment is the full chip height, 28px at sm; after a removal, focus moves to the neighbouring chip so a run of deletes keeps a focused element.
  • A nested field path is joined with the label separator for the accessible name even though the chip draws a decorative chevron.
Keyboard interactions
KeysAction
TabEnters the chip row at the one chip in the tab order.
→←Moves focus between chips (mirrored under RTL).
HomeEndMoves to the first or last chip.
EnterSpaceResumes the chip at its unfinished step: opens the operator list or the value editor.
BackspaceDeleteRemoves the focused chip, then focuses its neighbour.
Alt→ / ←Moves the focused row along its group. In the advanced builder Alt+Arrow reorders and reparents.

Design tokens#

Design tokens
TokenUsed for
--borderHairline: each segment's edge and the dividers between them
--backgroundCanvas: the chip segments' surface
--foregroundGraphite Ink: the field and value
--muted-foregroundSlate Meta: the operator and an empty value
--mutedWell Gray: segment hover and the open segment
--accentMenu Hover: highlighted picker and menu rows
--popoverPopover White: the picker, operator and value popups
--ringFocus Indigo: 3px focus ring at 40%
--destructiveSignal Red: an invalid value cell in the builder
--radius-md8px chip corners

API reference#

Filters

The root. Holds the query tree and the draft, resolves the field schema and operators, and renders the chip row or the advanced builder.

Props of Filters
PropTypeDefaultDescription
fieldsRequiredFilterField<V, O>[]No defaultThe field schema. A branch is a field with its own fields; a leaf carries type, options, operators and an editor.
queryFilterQuery<V>No defaultControlled query tree. Build it with createFilterQuery.
defaultQueryFilterQuery<V>No defaultInitial query when uncontrolled.
onQueryChange(query, details) => voidNo defaultCalled after every write; details.reason names the action and details.rule the rule that changed.
variant"basic" | "advanced""basic"basic is the flat chip row joined by AND; advanced is the nested group builder.
advancedMode"popover" | "inline""popover"Where the advanced builder lives. inline renders the panel in place.
reorderablebooleanfalseLets advanced rows drag and move with Alt+Arrow.
size"sm" | "default""default"Density of the whole bar, chips included. default is 32px; pass sm (28px) in a page toolbar.
readOnlybooleanfalseRenders the chips but locks every mutation; still arrowable.
disabledbooleanfalseDisables the whole control.
onBeforeQueryChange(query, details) => boolean | voidNo defaultOne veto point for every write; return false to refuse. Sits behind the lock.
onConvertToAdvanced() => voidNo defaultIts presence adds Advanced editor to each chip's kebab.
showClearbooleanfalseShows a Clear button once the query holds anything.
operatorLabelsFilterOperatorLabelsNo defaultReword operators by value, independent of the chrome copy.
editorsFilterEditorRegistryNo defaultExtra or replacement value editors, resolved by a field's editor name.
labelsPartial<FilterLabels>No defaultOverrides any user-facing string in the bar.
renderValue / renderChip / renderEmpty(context) => ReactNodeNo defaultReplace a value's display, a whole chip, or the builder's empty state.

FiltersRow

The chip row the basic variant renders: a toolbar with a roving tab stop, the Add filter trigger and an optional Clear button. Use it directly as Filters children to split the bar, for example a FiltersBuilder in the page toolbar and the chips on a row below.

Props of FiltersRow
PropTypeDefaultDescription
triggerReactNodeNo defaultReplaces the default Add filter button.
showBuilderbooleantrueOff when the Add filter trigger lives elsewhere under the same Filters.
showClearbooleanNo defaultShows the Clear button once the query is non-empty.

FiltersAdvanced

The advanced variant's chrome: a trigger that opens the builder in a popover, or the panel inline.

Props of FiltersAdvanced
PropTypeDefaultDescription
mode"popover" | "inline""popover"inline renders the panel with no popup.
triggerReactNodeNo defaultReplaces the default Filter trigger. Ignored inline.
reorderablebooleanfalseLets rows reorder by drag and Alt+Arrow.
align"start" | "center" | "end""start"Popover placement against the trigger.

FiltersAdvancedPanel

The builder itself: nested groups over the query tree, with per-group combinators, Wrap in group and Ungroup. Draws no surface of its own.

Props of FiltersAdvancedPanel
PropTypeDefaultDescription
mode"popover" | "inline""popover"Decides the panel's own padding.
reorderablebooleanfalseLets rows reorder.
renderEmpty(context) => ReactNodeNo defaultReplaces the empty state for this panel only.

FiltersBuilder

The Add filter control: the attribute picker that starts a new condition, driven by the draft reducer. FiltersRow renders one for you.

Props of FiltersBuilder
PropTypeDefaultDescription
triggerReactNodeNo defaultReplaces the default Add filter button.

FilterChip

One condition, as a segmented button group: field, operator, value and kebab. Composed by FiltersRow from each rule; not the standalone components/filter-chip.

Props of FilterChip
PropTypeDefaultDescription
ruleRequiredFilterRule<V>No defaultThe rule this chip draws and edits.
indexRequirednumberNo defaultIts position in the row, for the roving tab stop.

createFilterQuery

Builds an empty or seeded query. The root is always a group, so flat and nested share one code path.

Props of createFilterQuery
PropTypeDefaultDescription
rulesFilterNode<V>[][]The root group's rules.
combinator"and" | "or""and"The root combinator.
idstring"root"The root id.

createFilterRule

Builds one rule. id is passed in, never generated, to keep it pure.

Props of createFilterRule
PropTypeDefaultDescription
inputRequired{ id, path, operator, value?, negated? }No defaultpath is the field path root first; operator is a value from the field's operator list; value's shape follows the operator's arity.

flattenFilterConditions

Flattens a query to { path, field, operator, values, negated } conditions for a predicate or a server. Lossy for mixed combinators; drops incomplete rules.

Props of flattenFilterConditions
PropTypeDefaultDescription
queryRequiredFilterQuery<V>No defaultThe query tree to flatten.

FilterField

A field or a branch in the schema. A branch has fields; a leaf has type, options, operators, editor and validate.

Other props spread onto type.

Props of FilterField
PropTypeDefaultDescription
idRequiredstringNo defaultStable id, unique among siblings; the full path must be unique.
labelRequiredstringNo defaultThe field name shown on the chip.
iconReactNodeNo defaultThe field's 14px icon, usually with aria-hidden.
type"text" | "number" | "range" | "select" | "multiselect" | "boolean"No defaultPicks the default operators and editor. No date type — a date ships as an editor.
optionsFilterOption<O>[]No defaultOptions for a select or multiselect field.
fieldsFilterField<V, O>[]No defaultChild fields; makes this a branch in the picker.
operatorsFilterOperator[] | ((field) => FilterOperator[])No defaultOverrides the operators the type would give.
editorFilterEditorRef<V, O>No defaultA registered editor name or component, overriding the one type picks.
validate(context) => string | null | undefined | falseNo defaultA field's own check; return a message to mark the value cell invalid.

Other exports

The query helpers createFilterGroup, countFilterRules, flattenFilterRules, moveFilterNodeTo, wrapFilterNodeInGroup, unwrapFilterGroup, pruneFilterQuery, collectFilterIssues, isFilterQueryEmpty and isFilterRuleComplete; the operator catalog DEFAULT_FILTER_OPERATORS / DEFAULT_FILTER_OPERATOR_LABELS; the editor registry DEFAULT_FILTER_EDITORS with useFilterOptions; the read-only contract isFilterLocked / filterReadOnlyProps; and the headless hooks useFilterActions / useFilterState for a custom chip. Types re-export from filters/types.

No props of its own.

Known gaps#

Where the implementation and the system disagree today. Follow the system, not the gap.

No built-in date editor: there is deliberately no date field type, so every date filter must register its own editor through editors, and the demos lean on number and select instead.

flattenFilterConditions is lossy for a query that mixes AND and OR, so a consumer with mixed combinators has to walk the tree by hand — the easy predicate path quietly stops being correct.

The basic chip row cannot draw a parenthesis, so a nested advanced query shown in basic flattens to a chip list that reads as one AND, hiding the real combinators until you open the builder.

kiro-cli's own validation aside, the bar validates nothing against the data: a missing-value or reversed-range rule is reported by collectFilterIssues but still committed, so a consumer that skips that check sends a filter that matches nothing.

The component is experimental and ported from ReUI: its surface is large and only lightly proven across the suite, so expect the chip-row and advanced APIs to still move.