Sorting

Call sortable() to make a column sortable:

use InertiaX\Components\Table\Columns\TextColumn;

TextColumn::make('name')->sortable();

Set the initial order

On a table with a sortable name column:

UsersTable::make('users')->data($users)->initialSort('name');

Prefix the key with - for descending order: initialSort('-name').

Multiple sorting is enabled by default. Supply an ordered list when more than one column should participate; each listed column must be sortable:

UsersTable::make('users')->data($users)->initialSort([
    ['key' => 'role', 'direction' => 'asc'],
    ['key' => 'name', 'direction' => 'desc'],
]);

Use multiSort(false) to restrict sorting to one column.

Keep a fixed query order

If the query already owns the order, disable interactive sorting:

UsersTable::make('users')
    ->data($users->latest())
    ->sorting(false);

For interactive sorting, supply a query without an existing order. InertiaX does not remove application query ordering before adding the table’s sort.

Sorting resets pagination to page 1. See Table API for tie-breakers and validation, or Custom query behavior to sort a different field.