feat(sort): sort on a value returned by the column - #239
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Sorting compares `cell.content`, so a column that renders something other than its stored value sorts by the value the user cannot see. `compareValue` already solves this for filtering; `sortValue` is the same idea for sorting. A column with a `sortValue(cell)` function sorts on what that returns. Columns without one are unchanged.
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Sorting compares
cell.content, so a column that renders something other than its stored value sorts by the value the user cannot see. In Frappe this shows up on Link columns that display a document's title field: the cell readsAcme Corpbut sorts underCUST-0099.compareValuealready solves this for filtering.sortValueis the same idea for sorting: a column with asortValue(cell)function sorts on what that returns, and columns without one are unchanged.