An extension for the JavaFX TableView that adds the possibility of applying a filter to the column headers
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.maimart</groupId>
<artifactId>TableFilterFX</artifactId>
<version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>
The implementation of the filter is quite easy. You wrap your TableView with the TableFilter and add the columns that should be filterd by tableFilter.filterColumn(TableColumn column)
######1 Build your TableView like usual by code or fxml
TableView<Pojo> table = new TableView<>();
table.getItems().addAll(pojoList);
TableColumn<Pojo, String> columnA = new TableColumn<>("ColA");
TableColumn<Pojo, String> columnB = new TableColumn<>("ColB");
table.getColumns().add(columnA);
table.getColumns().add(columnB);
..
######2 After that apply the filter
TableFilter<Pojo> tableFilter = new TableFilter<>(table);
tableFilter.filterColumn(columnA);
tableFilter.filterColumn(columnB);
ā You can initialize the table data by using TableView.getItems(), but you must not bind the TableView.itemsProperty(). If you want to bind the table data use the TableFilter.unfilteredItemsProperty() instead.
This is a early version of the filter. If you find any bugs please feel free to create an issue. IĀ“m glad to every reported bug.
- Deployment on center maven repository will come soon
- Improve performance on big lists (10k+)
- Intensive testing of the filter will happen in nearest future