CodeHowlerMonkey
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7 months ago Ideally this should be achieved in a generic fashion, with something like
const [page, setPage] = useQueryParamState('page', 1) used inside of useTablePagination() and useTableSort()
for filters this new state hook probably can be used directly in the components where filter's useState() is called.
internal implementation of useQueryParamState() ideally should fully rely on useSearchParams() from react-router-dom and not store any state anywhere else other than router
effort is really on a lower side of mid, should be good for someone learning react tbh
Right now, things like filters, pagination, and sort aren't reflected in the URL.
It's not super hard to support this, but it requires significant effort for not-so-much of a reward (quick linking for sending your analysis data sources to someone else for discussion / review).
Parking this as a known issue / TODO / improvement