I see the issue. The @react-pdf/renderer package requires rendering on the client side and the pdf() function needs to be called correctly. Let me fix the PDF generation function:

Now let me also fix the PDF styles to use proper @react-pdf/renderer properties:

I've fixed the PDF generation issue. The main changes were: (1) correcting how the pdf() function is called - it should wrap the JSX directly without creating a variable first, (2) removing CSS properties that aren't supported in @react-pdf/renderer (like display and flexDirection within a Style object needs to be at the root level), and (3) using proper color hex formats. Try clicking the "Download as PDF" button now - it should generate and download your sorted data as a PDF file successfully.

I see the issue! The pdf() function doesn't work with JSX directly like that. I need to use the PDFDownloadLink component instead, or create a separate client-side function that properly generates the PDF. Let me search for the best approach:

I need to use the usePDF hook. Let me rewrite the component to use this approach:

Now I'll completely rewrite the PDF download to use usePDF hook which is the correct approach:

Actually, let me take a different approach using PDFDownloadLink component which is the proper way to do this in react-pdf:

I've fixed the PDF generation by using PDFDownloadLink component, which is the proper way to handle PDF downloads in @react-pdf/renderer. This component handles all the blob generation and file download internally, and shows loading/error states while generating the PDF. The button now displays "Generating PDF..." while it's being created and will automatically download when ready. Try clicking the "Download as PDF" button now - it should work correctly.