Generate URL Filter-squashed

[samialfattani]

Fixes #2703

This PR adds a function to generate a URL with filter arguements including all types of filters (Like, NotLike, Greater....etc) and including both indexed (flt2_3=xx) and named (flt3_email_like=@example.com)

Usage:

    filtered_url = view.url_for(
        search="exam",
        filters=[
            filters.FilterLike(Model1.test1, "Email", url_value="@example.com"),
            filters.BooleanEqualFilter(Model1.bool_field, "active", url_value=False),
            filters.FloatGreaterFilter(Model1.test5, "Salary", url_value=15.3),
        ],
    )

Output:
/admin/user/?search=exam&flt0_0=@example.com&flt1_21=0&flt2_16=15.3

Output with named parameters:
/admin/user/?search=exam&flt0_test1_contains=@example.com&flt1_bool_field_equals=0&flt4_test2_greater_than=15.3

[samuelhwilliams]

I think my main issue here is on the implementation being that the URL value is baked into the Filter definition. I'm not sure this feels like the right developer experience/API.

I think we should take this back to an issue and plan out the implementation up front rather than do it on a PR.

I think I'd be more interested in something like this:

    filtered_url = view.url_for(
        search="exam",
        filters=[
            (filters.FilterLike(Model1.test1, "Email"), "@example.com"),
            (filters.BooleanEqualFilter(Model1.bool_field, "active"), False),
            (filters.FloatGreaterFilter(Model1.test5, "Salary", 15.3),
        ],
    )

Ideally with full type support so that type checkers can statically verify that you've passed the correct argument type for the appropriate filter, ie boolean values for a Boolean filter and string values for a like filter.

[samuelhwilliams]

The changes to this example aren't needed as part of this PR - ideally we would keep PRs small and scoped to help review. This could have gone in separately if it's just for general example behaviour unrelated to generating URL filters.

[samialfattani]

simply i wanted to add some records to test the filter's js behavior. as you know filters input fields are fully created by JS and there is no way to test them using pytest. I think changes in this example accelrate testing the filter.

[samialfattani]

now this style is adapted. you can check and review

    filtered_url = view.url_for(
        search="exam",
        filters=[
            (filters.FilterLike(Model1.test1, "Email"), "@example.com"),
            (filters.BooleanEqualFilter(Model1.bool_field, "active"), False),
            (filters.FloatGreaterFilter(Model1.test5, "Salary", 15.3),
        ],
    )