Overriding filters
See original GitHub issueI’m confused on how to implement custom filter components. I understand that I need to do something like this:
components={{
FilterRow: props => (
//insert custom filters for each column
)
}}
but I’m not sure where to go from here to get a differing custom filters for table columns.
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Now in column
Solution for anyone with the same question: It dawned on me that I should put on my big boy pants and take a look at the source code. From there, the easiest route to go IMO is to take a copy of the m-table-filter-row.js file, paste it into a new file in your code base, make any modifications you need (in my case, swapping out the MUI select component for a react-select component, and reference it in your table like so (last prop):