Sort, filter & paginate

The three everyday table operations are each an independent two-way slice with an uncontrolled fallback — bind one only when you want to own it. None require any onChange → setState wiring; the table writes a fresh slice back on every transition and fires the matching change event regardless of binding.

Sorting (multi-sort)

Mark a column sortable and clicking its header cycles the sort; shift-click a second sortable header to add a secondary sort. The state is SortingState — [{ id, desc }] — surfaced through r-model:sorting and the sort-change event, with an uncontrolled fallback when unbound.

<DataTable :data="$data.rows" r-model:sorting="$data.sorting">
  <Column field="name" header="Name" sortable />
  <Column field="created" header="Created" sortable />
</DataTable>

Drive it imperatively with the sortColumn(colId, desc?) and clearSorting() handle verbs (see the API reference).

Filtering — global + per-column

Two filter surfaces, both funnelling through the one filter-change event:

• Global filter — r-model:globalFilter is a single search string that narrows all columns.
• Per-column filter — r-model:columnFilters is [{ id, value }], gated by each column's filterable flag (only filterable columns show an input and accept a filter).

<DataTable :data="$data.rows"
  r-model:globalFilter="$data.search"
  r-model:columnFilters="$data.columnFilters">
  <Column field="name" header="Name" filterable />
  <Column field="status" header="Status" filterable />
</DataTable>

For checkbox lists / range sliders built on a column's cross-filtered distinct values, see Faceted filtering.

Pagination

r-model:pagination is { pageIndex, pageSize } (default { pageIndex: 0, pageSize: 10 }); it feeds the built-in prev/next + page-size chrome and surfaces through page-change. Drive it with the setPage(idx) / setRowsPerPage(size) handle verbs.

Server-side (manual) mode

Set manual to flip on manualPagination / manualFiltering / manualSorting at once: table-core then trusts the consumer-supplied rows (it does not sort/filter/paginate them itself) and only emits the change events, so you can fetch the matching page/sort/filter slice from a server and feed it back through :data.

Per-framework code

The idiomatic per-target consumption snippet is on the usage page; the live demo binds sorting, globalFilter, and pagination against the real Vue package.

See also

• API reference — the full sorting / globalFilter / columnFilters / pagination / manual prop and event details.
• Faceted filtering — cross-filtered facets per column.
• Row selection — none / single / multiple selection.