/*! © SpryMedia Ltd - datatables.net/license */

import jQuery from 'jquery';
import DataTable from 'datatables.net';

// Allow reassignment of the $ variable
let $ = jQuery;

/**
 * The DataTables core library provides the ability to set the ordering via the
 * `dt-api column().order()` method, but there is no plural equivalent. While
 * multi-column ordering can be set using `dt-api order()` that method requires
 * that column indexes be used.
 *
 * This plug-in provides the plural `columns().order()` method so you can set
 * multi-column ordering, while retaining the benefits of the `dt-api columns()`
 * selector options.
 *
 * @name columns().order()
 * @summary Apply multi-column ordering through the columns() API method.
 * @author [Allan Jardine](http://sprymedia.co.uk)
 * @requires DataTables 1.10+
 * @param {string|array} dir The order to apply to the columns selected. This
 *  can be a string (`asc` or `desc`) which will be applied to all columns,
 *  or an array (again `asc` or `desc` as the elements in the array) which is
 *  the same length as the number of columns selected, and will be applied to
 *  the columns in sequence.
 *
 * @returns {DataTables.Api} DataTables API instance
 *
 * @example
 *  // Apply multi-column sorting with a common direction
 *  table.columns( [ 1, 2 ] ).order( 'desc' ).draw();
 *
 * @example
 *  // Multi-column sorting with individual direction for the columns
 *  table.columns( [ 1, 2 ] ).order( [ 'desc', 'asc' ] ).draw();
 *
 * @example
 *  // Multi-column sorting based on a name selector
 *  table.columns( [ 'sign_up_date:name', 'user_name:name' ] ).order( 'desc' ).draw();
 */
DataTable.Api.register('columns().order()', function (dir) {
    return this.iterator('columns', function (settings, columns) {
        var a = [];
        for (var i = 0, ien = columns.length; i < ien; i++) {
            a.push([columns[i], Array.isArray(dir) ? dir[i] : dir]);
        }
        new DataTable.Api(settings).order(a);
    });
});


export default DataTable;