Filter tabular data in the browser using an ergonomic query language.
This project is usable today (I use it in my projects), but it's currently alpha status. See the wish list for remaining features.
slx.js
is available via CDN:
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/wpcarro/slx.js/index.js" async></script>
slx.js
hasn't been properly benchmarked, but in my personal projects, it works
fine with O(1,000)s
of records.
const cast = [
{ first: "Graham", last: "Chapman" },
{ first: "John", last: "Cleese" },
{ first: "Terry", last: "Gilliam" },
{ first: "Eric", last: "Idle" },
{ first: "Terry", last: "Jones" },
{ first: "Michael", last: "Palin" },
];
const config = {
// Match values case sensitively when filtering.
caseSensitive: false,
// Coerce values into regular expressions (instead of strings) when they're defined as atoms.
preferRegex: true,
// The key in the JS object that hosts the Date type against which we filter.
dateKey: 'Date',
};
console.log(select('last:^C.+$', cast, config));
// [{ first: "Graham", last: "Chapman" }, { first: "John", last: "Cleese" }]
- Support explicit grouping with parentheses (e.g.
title:once (director:Tarantino OR director:Coen)
). - Proper benchmarking (see "Usage" section).
- Something something documentation.
- Something something testing.