Big thanks to @kevinam99 for adding UUID support in #521.
However when using filter_uuid/3 in combination with filter_string_input/3 it still defaults to :contains instead of :equals
This is because, params = %{} when filter view is rendered the first time, so it defaults to :contains.
Introducing a new function in filter_view.ex that explicitly sets comparison to :equals, solves the issue. This would be a simple solution but I get the feeling it's just half the story.
def filter_uuid_input(prefix, field, params) do
prefix_str = to_string(prefix)
{name, value} = find_param(params[prefix_str], field, :equals)
text_input(prefix, String.to_atom(name), value: value)
end```
Big thanks to @kevinam99 for adding UUID support in #521.
However when using filter_uuid/3 in combination with filter_string_input/3 it still defaults to :contains instead of :equals
This is because, params = %{} when filter view is rendered the first time, so it defaults to :contains.
Introducing a new function in filter_view.ex that explicitly sets comparison to :equals, solves the issue. This would be a simple solution but I get the feeling it's just half the story.