Building a Dynamic Filter Builder for React with KendoReact and Filterweave

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. What I Built Filtering data efficiently is a common challenge in modern React applications. Developers often struggle with implementing flexible, user-friendly filtering mechanisms that can handle complex conditions. Enter Filterweave—a dynamic filter builder designed for React applications, built as part of the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. Demo ✅ Live Demo https://souravfrank.github.io/filterweave/ KendoReact Experience A major highlight of Filterweave is its seamless integration with KendoReact free components. KendoReact provides a polished, ready-to-use UI library that enhances both the development process and the user experience. KendoReact Components Used DropDownList: Used for selecting operators (=, !=, >, The use of KendoReact significantly simplified the UI development of Filterweave, ensuring: A professional, polished look without custom styling effort Consistent behavior across different browsers and devices A robust, extensible framework for future enhancements Features

Mar 14, 2025 - 15:08

Building a Dynamic Filter Builder for React with KendoReact and Filterweave

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.

What I Built

Filtering data efficiently is a common challenge in modern React applications. Developers often struggle with implementing flexible, user-friendly filtering mechanisms that can handle complex conditions. Enter Filterweave—a dynamic filter builder designed for React applications, built as part of the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.

Demo

✅ Live Demo https://souravfrank.github.io/filterweave/

KendoReact Experience

A major highlight of Filterweave is its seamless integration with KendoReact free components. KendoReact provides a polished, ready-to-use UI library that enhances both the development process and the user experience.

KendoReact Components Used

DropDownList: Used for selecting operators (=, !=, >, <, etc.) in filter conditions.
Inputs: Text inputs to define filter values.
Buttons & Forms: To manage and apply filters dynamically.

Example: Using KendoReact DropDownList in Filterweave

<DropDownList data={['=', '!=', '>', '<']} value={condition.operator} onChange={handleOperatorChange} />

The use of KendoReact significantly simplified the UI development of Filterweave, ensuring:

A professional, polished look without custom styling effort
Consistent behavior across different browsers and devices
A robust, extensible framework for future enhancements