Add auto-filter hyperlinks for batch row status breakdown

tailbone/templates/grids/b-table.mako

@@ -40,6 +40,13 @@
                  % endif
                  >
               </a>
+          % elif grid.has_click_handler(column['field']):
+              <span>
+                <a href="#"
+                   @click.prevent="${grid.click_handlers[column['field']]}"
+                   v-html="props.row.${column['field']}">
+                </a>
+              </span>
           % else:
               <span v-html="props.row.${column['field']}"></span>
           % endif

tailbone/templates/grids/buefy.mako

@@ -434,6 +434,41 @@
               this.applyFilters()
           },
 
+          // explicitly set filters for the grid, to the given set.
+          // this totally overrides whatever might be current.  the
+          // new filter set should look like:
+          //
+          //     [
+          //         {key: 'status_code',
+          //          verb: 'equal',
+          //          value: 1},
+          //         {key: 'description',
+          //          verb: 'contains',
+          //          value: 'whatever'},
+          //     ]
+          //
+          setFilters(newFilters) {
+              for (let key in this.filters) {
+                  let filter = this.filters[key]
+                  let active = false
+                  for (let newFilter of newFilters) {
+                      if (newFilter.key == key) {
+                          active = true
+                          filter.active = true
+                          filter.visible = true
+                          filter.verb = newFilter.verb
+                          filter.value = newFilter.value
+                          break
+                      }
+                  }
+                  if (!active) {
+                      filter.active = false
+                      filter.visible = false
+                  }
+              }
+              this.applyFilters()
+          },
+
           saveDefaults() {
 
               // apply current filters as normal, but add special directive