Interface: GridViewState

Everything the user can change, in a JSON-safe shape. version exists so a view saved by an older build can be rejected (or migrated) rather than silently applied against a changed schema.

Properties

collapsedGroups

collapsedGroups: string[]

columnFilterParts?

optional columnFilterParts?: Record<string, Record<string, FilterNode>>

WHICH SURFACE contributed each condition — the filter row, the header popup, or an unnamed programmatic call (P3.7).

columnFilters above is the effective per-column filter and stays the authority; this is the breakdown that lets each surface show its own work again after a restore. Without it a restored view left the popup's ticks and the filter row's text both blank while the rows were plainly filtered.

Optional: a view saved before parts existed carries only the combined condition, and restoreView rebuilds a single unnamed part from it.

columnFilters

columnFilters: Record<string, FilterNode>

columns

columns: ColumnState[]

filter

filter: FilterNode | null

filterEnabled?

optional filterEnabled?: boolean

Whether the filter was being APPLIED. Optional so a view saved before this existed restores as enabled, which is what it was.

groupBy

groupBy: string[]

Grouping levels, outermost first.

page

page: number

pageSize

pageSize: number

searchText

searchText: string

sort

sort: SortDescriptor[]

version

version: 1