feat(list-page): add filtering options by timestamp

[pnodet]

Currently in the list page we can't filter by dates.

To prevent issues with multiple nested popover (wrong behaviour of on click outside) I had to create a BlockDatePicker component (Calendar not wrapped in popover)

There might be a better way but it was the easiest non-breaking idea.

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[gautamsi]

do you plan to add time field as well?

[pnodet]

@gautamsi I'm not a maintainer of the repo, I don't even know if this PR will be accepted. I'm not sure what you mean by time fields? This works for dates / timestamps

[pnodet]

@gautamsi Sorry missed that you were a member haha. Still not sure of what you mean, to be honest I built this because we needed it but I can add support for other fields I guess.

[pnodet]

Btw I didn't see any prettier /formatter config, any suggestions?

[gautamsi]

I am a member as part of restricted preview group long time ago, I have not much permission :(

I meant time part of this timestamp field, what you have is only date part from the screenshot.

[pnodet]

@gautamsi Okay np. I think time would be a bit more challenging to implement, is it something you would use rather than filtering by date?

[gautamsi]

I had to do this for a customer, I took different approach.

in v5 the timestamp field was using chrono-node for parsing humanized dates, I gave him that instead of dropdown.

[pnodet]

I see… I think in our use case precise times are not really useful since we might be dealing with more long term objects
I'll think about it

[gautamsi]

If you are not covering general use case I am not sure if this PR will be any useful,

This can be for reference for others to implement such custom view.

[pnodet]

Yes sure took me a bit of time to understand how to implement this and maybe others will benefit from it.

What I meant was I need this feature so I built it in hope that it will be merged and that I don't have to maintain a fork etc.
I'd be willing to implement other filters has well but I re-used an existing component (the date picker) in order to make minimal changes. But you can surely implement chrono-node with the same logic

[gautamsi]

you do not have to maintain a fork, you can use custom view which will replace the current filters, we have implemented several other type of filters with custom views for our clients

[pnodet]

Oh so good, do you know where I can find some docs?

this look empty:
https://keystonejs.com/docs/guides/custom-field-views#title

[pnodet]

@dcousens sorry for this pings, same question with this PR. Is this something you are inserted in / intend to merge?

[pnodet]

@dcousens curious to have your reaction on this as well, when you have some time

[dcousens]

As this is a timestamp, we should show a complete timestamp.
A timestamp could default to 00:00:00 of the particular date selected.

As for suitability, I'm not against only showing a date picker for now.
It isn't perfect, but, it's more functionality than the user had previously.

I think I agree with @gautamsi that https://www.npmjs.com/package/chrono-node might be a better option; as if you only need date precision, why not use the calendarDay field?

[pnodet]

As for suitability, I'm not against only showing a date picker for now.
It isn't perfect, but, it's more functionality than the user had previously.

For timestamps I think we could do a date picker first and another PR for timestamps if needed?

I think I agree with @gautamsi that https://www.npmjs.com/package/chrono-node might be a better option

I'm okay to update this PR to use the package but tbh I'm not quite sure I understand how this would look like. I mean what does the user input visually looks like if we were to use chrono-node?

if you only need date precision, why not use the calendarDay field?

I think with time we have moved away from calendarDay, finding them hard to use for broader usage in growing applications. Timestamps have shown to be more versatiles / flexible. But maybe it's a pre-conceived idea and time to reconsider. Are calendarDay filterable in a search page?

[pnodet]

Hi @dcousens sorry to bother you! What are the blocking points for this PR? It's something we'd like to have in keystone