The Entity List Table

Columns, types, and order come from the entity definition. Drop the table on any page — it builds itself.

Navigate large datasets without loading everything. The server handles paging — your browser only sees the current page.

Always shows which rows you're viewing and how many exist in total. Updates instantly as you page or filter.

Choose how many rows fit on screen. Your preference is remembered for each entity.

Type at least 3 characters and the table filters automatically — a "contains" match across all selected text fields, combined with OR. Fires 450ms after you stop typing.

Open the right-side sheet to narrow the search to specific columns. All text fields are included by default. Your selection is remembered per entity.

A second toolbar below the main one. Toggle bulk actions, clear all filters, or review active filter badges — all in one row.

Remove every active filter at once with a single click.

Each badge shows a field, operator, and value. Click the × on any badge to instantly remove that filter.

A right-side sheet panel for building complex, multi-condition filters that go beyond the standard filters.

Clear every advanced filter in one click. Same as Clear all in the toolbar — resets to no filters applied.

Toggle whether all conditions must match (AND) or any condition can match (OR).

Each active filter is shown as a readable line: field, operator, and value. Edit or remove a single filter without starting over.

Pick a field and the form adapts automatically — operators match the column type, and the value input changes to a date picker, badge selector, or text input accordingly.

A simple list of all filterable fields. Each text field uses a contains operator — type any substring and the table filters instantly.

Every text field filters with a contains match. No need to pick an operator — just type and results update live.

All datetime values are formatted using your browser's timezone (shown in the topbar). The same UTC value displays identically across all rows.

Toggle to see each value in its original local timezone. Times differ per record. A badge shows the IANA timezone that was local when the data was entered.

Show, hide, and reorder columns by dragging within their section. Order changes in real time. Your layout is saved.

Sticky columns stay visible while scrolling horizontally. The right-most column for row actions is always sticky and cannot be hidden or moved.

Audit fields track who created or modified a record. An entity can be auditable or not — it depends on the entity definition in the metadata.

Name (left) and Actions (right) stay visible while scrolling horizontally. The right-most action column is always sticky and cannot be hidden or moved.

The Name column is marked as sticky in the column selector. It remains pinned on the left edge while other columns scroll underneath.

Row actions are always sticky on the right edge. This column cannot be hidden or reordered.

Click checkboxes to select rows. Your selection persists across server-side pagination — selected rows stay selected even when you page or reload.

The header checkbox selects or deselects all rows on the current page at once.

The footer shows how many rows are selected. Use the eye toggle to view only selected rows with client-side pagination.

Click any column to cycle through ascending, descending, and no sort. A default sort from metadata is always applied when no user sort is active.

The default sort defined in the entity metadata is always applied. Columns show a neutral arrow icon until you click.

First click sorts ascending. The arrow points up and the column header is highlighted.

Second click reverses to descending. A third click clears the user sort and returns to the metadata default.

Edit, duplicate, version history, preview, delete and restore — plus custom actions defined in the entity metadata. Every action is under RBAC control. Admin-level actions require step-up MFA authentication per action before they can proceed.

Switch between table, card grid, or compact list. Your preference is remembered across sessions.

Each row becomes a card in a responsive grid. Same metadata, sorting, filtering and selection — just a different layout.

All table functions are still available here — select all, sort by column, and sort direction — adapted for the active view mode. IANA timezone toggles are also automatically detected and rendered for each datetime column that declares them.

Horizontal cards stack vertically, showing more fields per card. Ideal for scanning detailed records without horizontal scrolling.

Toggle between active, deleted, and all records. Soft-deleted rows are preserved with a rose-tinted background and dimmed opacity, never truly removed until explicitly purged.

Switching to the deleted filter shows only soft-deleted entries. Each row displays a rose-tinted background, dimmed opacity, and a Deleted badge with the deletion timestamp.

The all-records view merges active and soft-deleted entries in a single list. Deleted rows remain visually distinct with their rose background, making them easy to identify and restore.

The same toolbar toggles to bulk mode when rows are selected. Operate on selected records — even across different pages — or on the entire dataset when RBAC permissions allow it. The toolbar auto-switches back to filters when filters are applied.

Click to switch between filters and bulk actions. When rows are selected, the toolbar auto-switches to bulk mode. When filters are applied, it switches back to filters.

Export selected rows or the entire dataset to XLSX or CSV — real server-generated files, not client-side fakes. HTML export supports custom templates with live preview, PDF generation, and email-ready output.

Creates an exact copy of the selected record — all fields cloned server-side via a single API call. Works on one row or many at once.

A resizable panel inside the table area. Inspect any row's full details without leaving the list. Navigate between records with prev/next — even across pages. Toggle edit mode, access row actions, or close — all from the header.