Technically you can already do this. Just add a a text box somewhere and
filter your data before you send it into react table
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I personally prefer to filter with https://github.com/kentcdodds/match-sorter from @kentcdodds
Technically you can already do this. Just add a a text box somewhere and
filter your data before you send it into react table
@tannerlinsley That would have been exactly my approach, but was curious to ask. 😃 Thanks!
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I've personally used fuzzy search
@mikedevita What did you do if the array contains undefined elements?
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I personally prefer to filter with https://github.com/kentcdodds/match-sorter from @kentcdodds