Configuring Sorts

Registering Sorts

To register a sort option use the sort method.

protected function configure(): void
{
    ...
    $this->sort('name');
    ...
}

The sort will be performed by applying an orderBy on a column with the same name.

{info} A request which tries to apply a sort which is not configured results in a 422 error response.

Custom Sorts

When you want to add a custom sort option to your Jory API you can add it as a second parameter. This class must implement the JosKolenberg\LaravelJory\Scopes\SortScope interface.
BandNameSort.php

use JosKolenberg\LaravelJory\Scopes\SortScope;

class BandNameSort implements SortScope
{
    public function apply($builder, string $order = 'asc'): void
    {
        $builder->join('bands', 'band_id', 'bands.id')->orderBy('bands.name', $order);
    }
}

MusicianJoryResource.php

protected function configure(): void
{
    ...
        $this->sort('band_name', new BandNameSort);
    ...
}

Default Sorts

Use the default option to apply a sort on every query. When using multiple default sorts, use the index parameter to define in which order the sorts must be applied. Any sort options in the request will always take precedence over the default ones.

protected function configure(): void
{
    ...
    $this->sort('first_name')->default(2);
    $this->sort('last_name')->default(1, 'desc');
    $this->sort('title');
    ...
}

The following request will fetch musicians sorted by 1. title asc, 2. last_name desc and 3. first_name asc.

axios.get('jory/musician', {
    params: {
        jory: {
            sorts: ['title']
        }
    }
});

Registering on a Field

If you want to register a field and a sort option on the same column in one go use the sortable helper method when configuring a field.

protected function configure(): void
{
    ...
    $this->field('name')->sortable();
    ...
}

A callback can be added to set additional options.

protected function configure(): void
{
    ...
    $this->field('name')->sortable(function ($sort){
            $sort->scope(new CustomNameSort);
            $sort->default();
        });
    ...
}