`<FilterLiveSearch>`

The filter sidebar is not a form. Therefore, if your users need to enter complex filters, you’ll have to recreate a filter form using react-hook-form (see the Building a custom filter for an example). However, if you only need one text input with a filter-as-you-type behavior, you’ll find the <FilterLiveSearch> component convenient.

It outputs a form containing a single <TextInput>, which modifies the page filter on change. That’s usually what users expect for a full-text filter.

Usage

To add a full-text search filter on customers, include <FilterLiveSearch> in a sidebar component, then use that component in the <List> component’s aside prop:

import { List, FilterLiveSearch } from 'react-admin';
import { Card, CardContent } from '@material-ui/core';
import { LastVisitedFilter, HasOrderedFilter, HasNewsletterFilter, SegmentFilter } from './filters';

const FilterSidebar = () => (
    <Card sx={{ order: -1, mr: 2, mt: 9, width: 200 }}>
        <CardContent>
            <FilterLiveSearch source="q" label="Search" />
            <LastVisitedFilter />
            <HasOrderedFilter />
            <HasNewsletterFilter />
            <SegmentFilter />
        </CardContent>
    </Card>
);

export const CustomerList = () => (
    <List aside={<FilterSidebar />}>
        ...
    </List>
);

Props

Prop	Required	Type	Default	Description
`hiddenLabel`	Optional	`boolean`	`false`	If true, use the label as a placeholder.
`label`	Optional	`string`	‘ra.action.search’	The label of the search input.
`source`	Optional	`string`	‘q’	The field to filter on.
`variant`	Optional	`string`	‘standard’	The variant of the search input. Can be one of ‘standard’, ‘outlined’, or ‘filled’.

Additional props are passed down to the Material UI <TextField> component.