The code for listing all of the defined queries is mixed together with the code for editing a single query. Notably, this results in large amounts of unnecessary data being loaded for the list view, which causes substantial rendering slowdowns.
To address this issue, we now only load the necessary data for the list view, and load the full data when it's actually needed (any endpoint that returns a single query). The primary changes that achieve this are:
- Create a new `QueryDetailsSerializer` serialiser, which includes all of the query info, and change the existing `QuerySerializer` serialiser to only include the necessary attributes of each query for generating a list of them all.
- Split the monolith `/plugins/explorer` route into `/plugins/explorer` for showing just the list of queries, and `/plugins/explorer/queries/:query_id`, for showing/editing/running a specific query.
When reading an existing state from the params defaults or from URL params, the input elements weren't representing the right state for booleans and "3-state/null booleans".
internal /t/-/118495
This commit uses GroupChooser as the input for param input of type
group_id. Meanwhile, it improves invalid group validation and semantic
error prompts.
* FIX: Wrong type in category_id param input
We will dasherize category_id. The dasherize function accepts a string,
but we don't type-check it, so the default null may be passed in. This
will cause a type error and crash the front-end.
If a column is payload or contains _payload it will be assumed
it has JSON data in it, then we will show the truncated JSON in the
result column with a button to show the full-screen formatted
JSON using our full-screen code viewer. We also do the same if
the column is the `json` postgres data type.
Krzysztof Kotlarek