Listfilter Model

Overview

The listfilter table is designed to store filtering preferences and list views for users within a specific application or organization. It tracks user-defined filters, their status, and the applied settings for various lists, enabling custom views and better management of data display based on specific criteria.

Fields

Field	Type	Description	Required
id	string	Unique identifier for the list filter record.	❌
listName	string	The name of the list or view this filter applies to.	✅
user_id	string	ID of the user who created or owns the filter. This allows saving personal filters.	✅
application_id	string	ID of the application where the filter is used.Helps associate the filter with a specific app.	❌
org_id	string	Organization ID associated with the filter. Ensures filters are scoped correctly in multi-tenant or org-specific systems.	✅
default	any	Boolean flag indicating if this is the default filter. Could be used to auto-load it.	❌
extension_id	string	ID to link the filter to an extension or plugin feature that augments the base application.	❌
object_id	string	ID of the target object (like a list module or data type) the filter applies to.	❌
bundle_id	any	ID of the associated bundle, if any.	❌
override	any	Flag to determine if the filter overrides existing settings.	❌
filters	object	The actual filter configuration stored in JSON or serialized format. Includes fields like sort order, conditions, column selection, etc.	✅
appliedFilter	object	appliedFilter field	❌
listView	string	listView field	✅
created_at	date	Timestamp when the filter was created.	❌
modified_at	date	Timestamp when the filter was last updated.	❌

Sample JSON

{
  "id": "example_value",
  "listName": "example_value",
  "user_id": "example_value",
  "application_id": "example_value",
  "org_id": "example_value",
  "default": "example_value",
  "extension_id": "example_value",
  "object_id": "example_value",
  "bundle_id": "example_value",
  "override": "example_value",
  "filters": "example_value",
  "appliedFilter": "example_value",
  "listView": "example_value",
  "created_at": "example_value",
  "modified_at": "example_value"
}