Allow URL param in app

[loan-talvat]

It would be great in Vue app to add parameters in GET to filter or search like in API

For example, two data models

• Car model
• Car brand

On a brand's page, create a button to open all models of that brand: /admin/collections{or}content/model?Filter[brand][_ eq]=GMC

In this way I directly access the listing of the models on the application with a filter already informed

[rijkvanzanten]

Would be great to sync the configured filters to the URL! We will have to take the maximum URL length into account. Once you start doing local operations with deeply nested filters, those query params can get quite long

[loan-talvat]

or not necessarily similar to the API, at least have the possibility of doing a simple search or a simple filter

[karamokoisrael]

You're right, I was wondering myself if it wasn't already existing

[loan-talvat]

to come back to what we were saying, the objective would be to make searches via URL possible, but not to pass everything via URL!
By default we keep the current behavior, but if we see that there are more parameters in the url, we add them

[LevinGermann]

Are there any plans to work on this?
It would be great, with this we can use Directus with the collections and link to it from external systems.
e.g. https://link/admin/content/review_photo?filter[tags][_contains]=summer

without having our users go to Directus, select the collection and type "summer" in the searchbar which does a full-collection scan for this word and is extra manual work.

[loan-talvat]

I think this can be very useful
Sync is not necessary, but, if we have a query, we can get it and filter..

[rijkvanzanten]

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