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participant User
participant FilterChip
participant onValueChange
User->>FilterChip: Enter or paste input
FilterChip->>FilterChip: Validate raw value
FilterChip->>onValueChange: Emit parsed number or intermediate string
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In `@packages/raystack/components/filter-chip/filter-chip.tsx`:
- Line 159: Update the value conversion logic in the filter chip change handler
to preserve raw numeric input ending with a decimal point, such as “1.”, as a
string before conversion. Keep existing handling for empty and invalid values,
and add a test assertion verifying onValueChange receives “1.”.
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| setFilterValue(raw); // keep '-' and '1.' visible while typing | ||
| const parsed = Number(raw); | ||
| onValueChange?.( | ||
| raw === '' || Number.isNaN(parsed) ? raw : parsed, |
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Emit trailing-decimal input as a string.
When raw is '1.', Number(raw) returns 1. Line 159 emits 1, although '1.' is an allowed intermediate state. Consumers can apply the filter before the user enters fractional digits. Treat values ending in '.' as intermediate before conversion. Add a test assertion that onValueChange receives '1.'.
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In `@packages/raystack/components/filter-chip/filter-chip.tsx` at line 159, Update
the value conversion logic in the filter chip change handler to preserve raw
numeric input ending with a decimal point, such as “1.”, as a string before
conversion. Keep existing handling for empty and invalid values, and add a test
assertion verifying onValueChange receives “1.”.
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`columnType="number"` only swapped the operator list; the value input fell
through to the same bare `<Input>` as `string`, so it accepted any character.
Garbage then reached `filter-operations`, where `Number(...)` turned it into
`NaN` and every comparison returned false — the table silently showed zero rows
instead of rejecting the input, and server-side consumers sent the raw string
to the API.
Sanitise on change rather than keydown, so paste and IME input are covered
too. A partial-number matcher keeps the intermediate states a user types
through ('', '-', '1.') editable and rejects everything else by declining to
set state, which makes React restore the previous controlled value. Once the
value parses, a real `number` is emitted. Also sets `inputMode="decimal"` for
the mobile keypad.
Reuses the existing `Input` and `.inputField` CSS; no CSS, no new components,
and the `filter-chip-value` data-slot contract is unchanged. `data-table` and
`data-view` forward `columnType` untouched and inherit the fix.
BREAKING CHANGE: for `columnType="number"`, `onValueChange` now receives a
`number` instead of a string. `FilterChipValue` already permitted `number` and
`data-table` already coerces with `Number()`, so no consumer change is
required, but a consumer treating the value as a string (`value.trim()`,
`typeof value === 'string'`) needs updating. Intermediate states ('', '-',
'1.') are still reported as strings so the field stays editable.
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Summary
FilterChipwithcolumnType="number"accepted any character. Setting a number column only swapped the operator list — the input itself was the same plain text field asstring, with no validation at all.The failure was quiet, which is what made it annoying. Type
abcinto a number filter and the value flowed through tofilter-operations, whereNumber(...)turned it intoNaN, so every comparison returned false and the table showed zero rows with no explanation. Server-side consumers forwarded the raw string straight to the API.This PR restricts the number column to numeric input and makes it emit an actual
number.Changes
12aboutright rather than keeping the numeric part.onValueChangenow emits anumberforcolumnType="number"instead of a string.inputMode="decimal", so mobile gets the numeric keypad.numberadded to the data-slot column-type sweep.valueandonValueChangeprop notes.For
columnType="number",onValueChangehands you anumberwhere it used to hand you a string.Nothing needs to change to adopt this:
FilterChipValuealready declarednumber, anddata-tablealready coerces withNumber(). But if you have a consumer doingvalue.trim()ortypeof value === 'string', that needs a look. Worth a line in the release notes.Intermediate states (
'','-','1.') are still reported as strings, so the field stays editable while you type.Technical Details
Why validate on
changeinstead ofkeydown—keydownmisses paste, drag-and-drop, and IME input. Checking the resulting value covers every path.How rejection works — by not calling
setFilterValue. React re-renders the previous value, so the rejected character never lands in the controlled input. No manual cursor or selection handling needed.Mid-typing states — a partial-number matcher (
/^-?\d*\.?\d*$/) keeps the states you pass through while typing ('',-,1.,-.5) editable. Those go out as-is; once the value parses, a real number is emitted. Negatives are supported deliberately —FilterChipis generic. (The non-negative complaint from the same test session was about organisation size, which is a separate ticket.)Kept deliberately small — reuses the existing
Inputand.inputFieldCSS. No CSS changes, no new components, no new dependencies.inputModeneeded no change toInput:InputProps extends Omit<InputPrimitive.Props, 'size'>and spreads onto the base-ui primitive. Thefilter-chip-valuedata-slot contract is untouched, anddata-table/data-viewforwardcolumnTypeunchanged so they inherit the fix for free.Two approaches considered and rejected
NumberField— its input carries a differentdata-slot, so the chip's reset rule wouldn't target it. It also sets its own border, height andtext-align, so it wouldn't hug content viafield-sizing, and the stepper group would need suppressing. That's a CSS-heavy change to fix a validation bug.<Input type="number" />— browsers still permite,E,+,-and.;e.target.valuereturns''in the "bad input" state, which silently swallows keystrokes; and native spinners would need extraappearance: noneCSS inside the chip.Known, not in this PR —
useState<any>atfilter-chip.tsx:124. Worth fixing, butfilterValue.toString()andfilterValue.lengthneed narrowing first, so it belongs in its own PR rather than riding along here.Test Plan
Automated
pnpm --filter=@raystack/apsara testpnpm buildpnpm format(lefthook pre-commit)noExplicitAnywarningsManual, in a real browser against the built
dist, driving the inputs through the native value setter so React'sonChangefires exactly as typing and pasting do:inputMode-12.5"-12.5"decimal12ab""— rejected wholesaledecimalabc""— nothing landsdecimalvariant="text""42", height matches defaultdecimalcolumnType="string"(regression)"acme"— unchangedAlso confirmed visually: the chip still hugs its content, gains no second border or stepper, and
variant="text"still lines up on height.SQL Safety (if your PR touches
*_repository.goorgoqu.*)Not applicable — this is a TypeScript/React change in
packages/raystack; no Go orgoqufiles are touched.?placeholders,goqu.Ex{}, orgoqu.Record{}— neverfmt.Sprintfor+building a query that gets executed.ToSQL()callers capture and forward params (query, params, err := stmt.ToSQL(); db.…Context(ctx, …, query, params...)). Neverquery, _, err := ….?placeholders inside single-quoted SQL literals ingoqu.L(usemake_interval(hours => ?)-style functions instead).//nolint:forbidigoor// #nosec G20xannotation has a one-line justification on the same line that a reviewer can verify.