In Part 3 (and final) of this series, we take the Jira Config Explorer admin page we’ve been building and finish the loop: adding case‑insensitive filtering and a one‑click CSV export so Jira admins can quickly narrow down results and share them outside Jira.
So far, we’ve:
Listed workflow transitions and their associated screens using the Jira Workflow search REST API
Resolved raw screen IDs into human‑readable screen names via the Get screens REST API
Displayed everything in a Jira admin DynamicTable, with deep links into workflows, transitions, and screen configuration pages
Now we’ll make that view truly usable for busy admins by letting them filter interactively and export exactly what they’re looking at.
A long list of transitions and screens is great for visibility, but it’s not enough when you need fast answers like “Where is this screen used?” or “Which workflows use this screen?”. In this final, hands‑on session, we’ll:
Add filter inputs for workflow name, screen name, etc.
Export the currently filtered rows to a CSV file directly from the Jira admin page
You’ll see how to:
Wire filter state into your DynamicTable data, so the table always reflects the current filters
Implement case‑insensitive matching across multiple columns without complicating your data model
Build a simple CSV generator from your filtered dataset and trigger a client‑side download
📅 Tuesday, 21 April 2026 – 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM PST
👉 Register for Forge App Jam #7
Can’t join us live? The session will be recorded and available on YouTube and LinkedIn, so you can build along at your own pace whenever you’re ready.
You can find the recording of the previous episodes here:
See you there 🤞!
Caterina
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