e.g. I want to see all transactions > $100, I should be able to type something like '> 100' in the search field.
Implementation probably has some issues:
the simplest thing you could do is look at the first character of the input and if it is > or < or = enter a special mode where you interpret the search string differently
naturally that leads to issues with the way developers would expect to be able to type >= or == but probably should ignore those as people who don't code don't think in those terms
similarly, full blown expressions (as in SPEL or JUEL) like > 100 && < 150 will likely just confuse people
question arises of what to do with foreign transactions, how to search in GBP vs. USD
Probably the best thing is to keep it really simple and allow > 100, < 100 and = 100 and not much more than that.
If I were really going to push the boat out, then something like '≥ £100' could be allowed too, but, the reality is typing stuff like that on Windows is really hard (how ridiculous is that in 2022?) and only a subset of Mac users know how to do it :-)
e.g. I want to see all transactions > $100, I should be able to type something like '> 100' in the search field.
Implementation probably has some issues:
Probably the best thing is to keep it really simple and allow > 100, < 100 and = 100 and not much more than that.
If I were really going to push the boat out, then something like '≥ £100' could be allowed too, but, the reality is typing stuff like that on Windows is really hard (how ridiculous is that in 2022?) and only a subset of Mac users know how to do it :-)