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When using reactable.extras in a Shiny app, sorting by a single column in UI works correctly. However, when attempting to sort by multiple columns using Shift-click, the app throws the following error:
Warning: Error in rlang::sym: Can't convert a character vector to a symbol.
55: <Anonymous>
54: signalCondition
53: signal_abort
52: abort
51: abort_coercion
50: rlang::sym
49: ::
shiny
observe
48: <observer>
1: runApp
Steps to reproduce
- Run a Shiny app with reactable_extras_server displaying any simple data frame.
- Click on a column header (e.g., column1) to sort.
- Hold the Shift key and click on a second column header (e.g., column2) to add it to the sort.
- The app immediately crashes with:
Error in rlang::sym: Can't convert a character vector to a symbol.
Using defaultSorted with multiple columns:
- In your reactable_extras_server call, add:
defaultSorted = list("column1" = "desc", "column2" = "desc") - Run the Shiny app.
- The app immediately crashes on startup with:
Error in rlang::sym: Can't convert a character vector to a symbol.
Expected behavior
Shift-clicking to sort by multiple columns should work as it does in reactable, allowing the table to sort by multiple columns without errors.
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library(shiny)
library(reactable.extras)
library(data.table)
ui <- fluidPage(
reactable_extras_ui("table")
)
server <- function(input, output, session) {
data <- data.table(
column1 = sample(letters, 100, TRUE),
column2 = sample(LETTERS, 100, TRUE),
column3 = rnorm(100)
)
reactable_extras_server(
"table",
data = data,
filterable = TRUE,
sortable = TRUE
# Same error if you add:
# defaultSorted = list("column1" = "desc", "column2" = "desc")
)
}
shinyApp(ui, server)
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Additional Information
The same error occurs when defining the reactable parameter defaultSorted with more than one column, for example:
defaultSorted = list("column1" = "desc", "column2" = "desc")
This setup immediately triggers the same rlang::sym error on app startup.
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