How to use the @blueprintjs/table.TableLoadingOption.CELLS function in @blueprintjs/table

intent={changed_value != raw_value ? Intent.WARNING : null}
                    onConfirm={async (value) =>
                        await db.updateStagingValue(value, result, rowIndex, colIndex, config)
                    }
                />
            )
        }

        return (
             castNull(result.values[row][col])}
                loadingOptions={
                    view.loading
                        ? [
                              TableLoadingOption.CELLS,
                              TableLoadingOption.COLUMN_HEADERS,
                              TableLoadingOption.ROW_HEADERS,
                          ]
                        : []
                }
            >
                {result.columns.map((name, colIndex) => (
                     (
                             <menu>
                                //     <menuitem> {

                                //         console.log('sort ascending', result)</menuitem></menu><table></table>

private getLoadingOptions() {
        const loadingOptions: TableLoadingOption[] = [];
        if (this.state.cellsLoading) {
            loadingOptions.push(TableLoadingOption.CELLS);
        }
        if (this.state.columnHeadersLoading) {
            loadingOptions.push(TableLoadingOption.COLUMN_HEADERS);
        }
        if (this.state.rowHeadersLoading) {
            loadingOptions.push(TableLoadingOption.ROW_HEADERS);
        }
        return loadingOptions;
    }
}

render() {
    const { document, result } = this.props;
    const loadingOptions = [];
    if (document.id === undefined) {
      return null;
    }
    if (result.total === undefined) {
      loadingOptions.push(TableLoadingOption.CELLS);
    }
    const columnsJson = document.getProperty('columns').toString();
    const columns = columnsJson ? JSON.parse(columnsJson) : [];

    return (
      <div>
        
          {columns.map((column, i) =&gt; (
            <table></table></div>

oldIndex,
      newIndex,
      length
    );
    setColumns(nextChildren);
  };

  return (
    
      {columns}
    <table></table>
  );
};