orderBy multiple fields

[bymaximus]

Is there some way to use orderBy with more than one field?
For example, this
orderBy(r.desc('fieldA'), r.desc('fieldB'))
have different results from
orderBy(r.desc('fieldA')).orderBy(r.desc('fieldB'))

[crobinson42]

orderBy([“user”, “updatedAt”])

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[bymaximus]

orderBy([“user”, “updatedAt”])

This will order by ASC, seems the code is hardcoded to get the sort direction from the second element of the array, which makes impossible to use for example orderBy(r.desc('fieldA'), r.desc('fieldB'))

    // Sort
    if (query.orderBy) {
      if (jsData.utils.isString(query.orderBy)) {
        query.orderBy = [[query.orderBy, 'asc']];
      }
      for (var i = 0; i < query.orderBy.length; i++) {
        if (jsData.utils.isString(query.orderBy[i])) {
          query.orderBy[i] = [query.orderBy[i], 'asc'];
        }
        rql = (query.orderBy[i][1] || '').toUpperCase() === 'DESC' ? rql.orderBy(r.desc(query.orderBy[i][0])) : rql.orderBy(query.orderBy[i][0]);
      }
    }

[crobinson42]

Here's your 2 options:

orderBy(['user', 'DESC'])
// or
orderBy([ ['user', 'DESC'], ['updatedAt', 'asc']])

[crobinson42]

This lib looks like it needs some attention. @bymaximus if you'd like to help contribute to the code base here, I'm more than happy to help you push PR's along 👍🏽