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react-bootstrap-tree-editor
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An interactive tree editor built on react-bootstrap and powered by versatile-tree.
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npm i react-bootstrap-tree-editor
It's highly recommended you check out the demo and its source to quickly get yourself up and running.
Import the following:
import {
BasicTreeNodeComponent,
defaultTreeControllerOptions,
defaultTreeData,
useTreeController,
useTreeShortcuts,
useTreeState,
} from 'react-bootstrap-tree-editor';
Inside your function component:
const treeOptions = defaultTreeControllerOptions;
const [tree, setTree] = useTreeState(defaultTreeData);
const treeController = useTreeController(tree, setTree, treeOptions);
const shortcuts = useTreeShortcuts(treeController, document);
// Ensure there's always at least one item to edit
React.useEffect(() => {
if (!treeController.tree.hasChildren()) {
const newNodeData = treeController.options.createNewData();
const node = treeController.mutations.addChildNodeData(treeController.tree, newNodeData);
treeController.focus.setFocusedNode(node);
}
}, [treeController.focus, treeController.mutations, treeController.tree, treeController.options]);
Render the component:
<BasicTreeNodeComponent
node={treeController.tree}
treeController={treeController}
editable={true}
shortcuts={shortcuts}
showBullets={false}
showPointer={false}
/>
If you'd like to set the tree data yourself outside of the editor, then you'll need to force the tree node component to re-render when you set the data.
To do this, you can create a piece of state called changeTime that tracks when you set the data yourself. You'd then pass this value as the key prop to the BasicTreeNodeComponent.
// Use this to force tree to re-render when setting tree data
const [changeTime, setChangeTime] = React.useState(Date.now());
const resetTree = () => {
const newTree = new Tree(defaultTreeData);
// Track when we changed the tree data ourselves
setChangeTime(Date.now());
setTree(newTree);
}
Add the key prop to BasicTreeNodeComponent, using the changeTime as the value:
<BasicTreeNodeComponent
key={changeTime} // Ensures external changes to tree data are rendered
node={treeController.tree}
treeController={treeController}
editable={true}
shortcuts={shortcuts}
showBullets={false}
showPointer={false}
/>
Now you can modify the tree using both the editor, and externally.
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Feel free to submit a pull request for bugs or additions, and make sure to update tests as appropriate. If you find a mistake in the docs, send a PR! Even the smallest changes help.
For major changes, open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.
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See LICENSE.md.
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An interactive tree editor built on react-bootstrap.
The npm package react-bootstrap-tree-editor receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, react-bootstrap-tree-editor popularity was classified as not popular.
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