@ocelescope/filter 0.1.0
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# @ocelescope/filter
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The **Log Filter** module for [Ocelescope](https://github.com/promi4s/ocelescope).
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Basic filtering functionality for object-centric event logs.
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It is a frontend module that plugs into the Ocelescope app shell via
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`@ocelescope/core`'s `defineModule`.
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It pairs with the [`ocelescope-module-filter`](https://pypi.org/project/ocelescope-module-filter/)
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backend module, which provides its API.
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## Installation
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```bash
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pnpm add @ocelescope/filter
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```
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## Integration
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Register the module in your `ocelescope.config.ts` by adding its default
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export to the `modules` array:
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```ts
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// ocelescope.config.ts
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import type { OcelescopeConfig } from "@ocelescope/core";
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import filter from "@ocelescope/filter";
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export default {
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modules: [filter],
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} satisfies OcelescopeConfig;
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```
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This module ships its own styles, so also import them once in your app
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entry point (`pages/_app.tsx`):
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```tsx
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import "@ocelescope/filter/styles.css";
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```
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## About
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Part of [Ocelescope](https://github.com/promi4s/ocelescope), a framework for
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working with Object-Centric Event Logs (OCEL) developed at the Chair of Process
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and Data Science (PADS), RWTH Aachen University.
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📖 Documentation: <https://www.ocelescope.org>
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