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[docs] Migrate sorting #233

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@@ -170,22 +164,22 @@ export const useSorting = (
order.push(row.id);
return order;
}, [] as RowId[]);
}, [originalOrder, apiRef]);
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Better not include the ref in the list of the dependencies. It's not needed and simpler without.

@oliviertassinari oliviertassinari merged commit 77685b3 into mui:master Aug 29, 2020
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### Key assignment conventions

The above key assignments are defined in the context of Windows and Linux.
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The above key assignments are defined in the context of Windows and Linux.
The above key assignments are for Windows and Linux.

@@ -50,10 +50,22 @@ Finally, you need to handle the `onPageChange` callback to load the rows for the

## apiRef

We exposed a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.
The Grid exposes a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.
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The Grid exposes a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.
The Grid exposes a set of methods that enables all of these features using the imperative apiRef.


> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternatives. Always start from the declarative APIs the Grid exposes.
> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternatives. Always start from the declarative API the Grid exposes.
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> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternatives. Always start from the declarative API the Grid exposes.
> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternative. Always start from the declarative API that the Grid exposes.

- `setPageSize`
- `setPage`
- `onPageChange`
- `onPageSizeChange`

Below is an example on how you can reset the page using the imperative `setPage` method.
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Below is an example on how you can reset the page using the imperative `setPage` method.
This example shows how you can reset the page using the imperative `setPage` method.


Below is an example on how you can reset the page using the imperative `setPage` method.

{{"demo": "pages/components/data-grid/pagination/ApiRefPaginationGrid.js"}}

## Paginate > 100 rows ✨
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## Paginate > 100 rows ✨
## Paginate > 100 rows ✨

"✨" = "new feature". If this is meant to indicate a premium feature, it needs a more appropriate icon. (See suggestions elsewhere).

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mean to indicate premium, happy to use a different one, for now, the objective is to have at least one.


### Disable sorting

By default, columns are all sortable and it can be revoked using the sortable prop of the `ColDef` interface as below.
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By default, columns are all sortable and it can be revoked using the sortable prop of the `ColDef` interface as below.
By default, all columns are sortable. This can be revoked using the sortable prop of the `ColDef` interface:


### Server-side sorting

By default, sorting works on the client-side.
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By default, sorting works on the client-side.
By default, sorting works client-side.


By default, sorting works on the client-side.
To switch it to server-side, set `sortingMode="server"`.
Then, you need to handle the `onSortModelChange` callback, sort the rows on the server-side and update the `rows` prop with the new sorted rows.
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Then, you need to handle the `onSortModelChange` callback, sort the rows on the server-side and update the `rows` prop with the new sorted rows.
Then you need to handle the `onSortModelChange` callback, sort the rows on the server-side, and update the `rows` prop with the newly sorted rows.


### apiRef

The Grid exposes a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.
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The Grid exposes a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.
The Grid exposes a set of methods that supports all of the above features using the imperative apiRef.


The Grid exposes a set of methods that will let you achieve all the above features using the imperative apiRef.

> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternatives. Always start from the declarative API the Grid exposes.
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> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternatives. Always start from the declarative API the Grid exposes.
> ⚠️ Only use this API when you have no alternative. Always start from the declarative API that the Grid exposes.

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@mbrookes Great, I will handle the review.

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