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ember-simple-tree
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Lightweight, composable tree component for Ember without any dependency.
ember install ember-simple-tree
Basic example:
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} />
Standard example:
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} as |node|>
{{node.toggle}}
{{node.checkbox}}
{{node.model.name}}
</XTree>
Returns: node
Fired when a checkbox state changes.
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} @onCheck={{this.onCheck}} />
Returns: node
Fired on contextMenu event.
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} @onContextMenu={{this.onContextMenu}} />
Returns: node
Fired when a mouse enters the node.
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} @onHover={{this.onHover}} />
Returns: node
Fired when a mouse leaves the node.
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} @onHoverOut={{this.onHoverOut}} />
Returns: node
Fired when a node is selected.
<XTree @model={{this.tree}} @onSelect={{this.onSelect}} />
Default: false
Accepts: boolean
<XTree @checkable={{true}} @model={{this.tree}} />
Displays a checkbox for each node.
Use in conjunction with model.isChecked
.
Default: undefined
Accepts: id
<XTree @chosenId={{this.someId}} @model={{this.tree}} />
Applies 'chosen' styling (font-weight: bold;
) to the specified node.
A tree will also auto-expand to a the chosen node if a valid chosenId
is provided.
chosenId
should relate to a node's model.id
.
Default: 0
Accepts: number
<XTree @expandDepth={{-1}} @model={{this.tree}} />
Expands the tree to a given depth.
0
will not expand the tree at all, a negative number will fully expand a tree, a positive number will expand a tree to the given depth.
Default: false
Accepts: boolean
<XTree @checkable={{true}} @model={{this.tree}} @recursiveCheck={{true}} />
When enabled, checking a box will also check children's boxes as well. Also enables indeterminate state for checkboxes.
Has no effect if checkable
is not enabled.
Default: x-tree-expanded-icon
,
Accepts: string
or Component
<XTree @expandedIcon={{component "my-expanded-icon-component"}} @model={{this.tree}} />
or
<XTree @expandedIcon="my-expanded-icon-component" @model={{this.tree}} />
Component to use for expanded icon
Default: x-tree-collapsed-icon
,
Accepts: string
<XTree @collapsedIcon={{component "my-collapsed-icon-component"}} @model={{this.tree}} />
or
<XTree @collapsedIcon="my-collapsed-icon-component" @model={{this.tree}} />
Component to use for collapsed icon
You may optionally pass a block to the XTree
component to render each node area with custom HTML.
<XTree
@checkable={{this.isCheckable}}
@chosenId={{this.selectedNode}}
@expandDepth={{2}}
@model={{this.model}}
@onSelect={{this.selectNode}}
as |node|
>
<i class="fa text-muted {{if node.isExpanded 'fa-folder-open' 'fa-folder'}}">‌</i>
{{node.model.name}}
</XTree>
The component uses recursion to display the tree. The model requires specific properties to properly function:
id
- unique identifiername
- string
used to display a nodechildren
- array
of other nodesisChecked
- boolean
used for checkbox stateisDisabled
- boolean
used to disable actions on a node (onSelect/onCheck)isExpanded
- boolean
used to expand a node (children)isIndeterminate
- boolean
used for checkbox "indeterminate" stateisSelected
- boolean
optionally used for hover stateisVisible
- boolean
used to display or hide a node[{
id: 0,
name: 'Root',
isExpanded: true,
isSelected: false,
isVisible: true,
children: [
{
id: 1,
name: 'First Child',
isExpanded: true,
isSelected: false,
isVisible: true,
children: []
},
{
id: 2,
name: 'Second Child',
isExpanded: true,
isSelected: false,
isVisible: true,
children: [
{
id: 3,
name: 'First Grand Child',
isExpanded: true,
isSelected: true,
isVisible: true,
children: []
}
]
}
]
}]
A utility class is provided to convert a flat structure into a tree structure and vice-versa.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
FAQs
Lightweight, composable tree component for Ember
The npm package ember-simple-tree receives a total of 343 weekly downloads. As such, ember-simple-tree popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ember-simple-tree demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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