The config is a MaybeRefOrGetter, so pass a getter or a ref to keep the plugin on the current sort state.

Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Description
sort	TableSortState<TSortKey>	—	Current sort state: an ordered array of { sortKey, direction }. The first entry is the primary sort, the rest are tiebreakers. An empty array means unsorted. Direction is the full word: 'ascending' / 'descending', not 'asc' / 'desc'.
onSortChange	(sort: TableSortState<TSortKey>) => void	—	Called when the user clicks a header cell to change sort. Receives the next sort state.
allowUnsortedState	boolean	true	Allow cycling back to unsorted. When true: 'ascending', 'descending', unsorted. When false: 'ascending', 'descending', 'ascending'.
isMultiSortEnabled	boolean	false	Enable multi-sort via Shift+click. Regular click still replaces the entire sort state.

Returns

Field	Type	Description
sortFor	(column: TableColumn<T>) => TableSortContribution | null	Returns the sort contribution for a header cell, or null when the column is not sortable. A column is sortable when it declares sortable: true or sortable: { sortKey }.
sortFor().direction	'ascending' | 'descending' | null	The direction this column is currently sorted by, or null.
sortFor().rank	number | null	1-based position in a multi-sort, shown beside the arrow. null unless more than one entry is sorted.
sortFor().label	string	The localized accessible name for the header button, such as "Sort by Name. Sort descending".
sortFor().onClick	(event: MouseEvent) => void	The click handler. A plain click replaces the whole sort state; Shift+click adds, retargets, or removes this column. Read Shift from the event.