plutonium-definition-query

You can configure search and filters for Rails resource collections by defining a search block and declaring filter types within a Plutonium ResourceDefinition class, enabling full-text search and dynamic refinement panels across UI and APIs.

Adding sortable columns and default scopes to a Rails admin portal is done by specifying sortable attributes and a default_scope in your Plutonium resource definitions, which ensures predictable ordering and quick-filter views for collections.

Yes, you can define field-specific search and association filters in Plutonium resource definitions by implementing a search block for targeted attribute queries and declaring association filters to enable user-friendly refinement panels.

Plutonium handles default sorting and quick scopes by allowing you to configure a default_sort for stable ordering and declare inline or named scopes within ResourceDefinition classes to drive quick-filter decisions for resource lists.

You need the Plutonium resource definition DSL to set up text, boolean, and date filters, as it provides the required configuration surface to declare dynamic filter panels and ensure consistent behavior across UI and APIs.