How to use the carbon-components-react/lib/components/DataTable/state/sorting.sortStates.ASC function in carbon-components-react
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IBM / carbon-addons-iot-react / src / utils / componentUtilityFunctions.js View on Github 
case 'carbon.table.batch.items.selected':
return `${state.totalSelected} ${itemsSelected}`;
case 'carbon.table.batch.item.selected':
return `${state.totalSelected} ${itemSelected}`;
case 'carbon.table.toolbar.search.label':
return i18n.searchLabel;
case 'carbon.table.toolbar.search.placeholder':
return i18n.searchPlaceholder;
case 'carbon.table.header.icon.description':
if (state.isSortHeader) {
// When transitioning, we know that the sequence of states is as follows:
// NONE -> ASC -> DESC -> NONE
if (state.sortDirection === sortStates.NONE) {
return i18n.filterAscending;
}
if (state.sortDirection === sortStates.ASC) {
return i18n.filterDescending;
}
return i18n.filterNone;
}
return i18n.filterAscending;
default:
return '';
}
};carbon-components-react
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