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react-infinite-tree
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The infinite-tree library for React.
Demo: http://cheton.github.io/react-infinite-tree
Chrome | Edge | Firefox | IE | Opera | Safari |
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Yes | Yes | Yes | 9+ | Yes | Yes |
npm install --save react-infinite-tree
A tree structure can either be a node object or an array of node objects, and each node should have a unique id
. Note that id
, state
, children
, and parent
are reserved keys for defining a node. See below for a basic tree structure:
{
id: 'fruit',
name: 'Fruit',
children: [{
id: 'apple',
name: 'Apple'
}, {
id: 'banana',
name: 'Banana',
children: [{
id: 'cherry',
name: 'Cherry',
loadOnDemand: true
}]
}]
}
You can use rowRenderer
or pass a child function for rendering tree nodes. The child function will be supplied with the following properties:
tree
- https://github.com/cheton/infinite-tree/wiki/Functions:-Treenode
- https://github.com/cheton/infinite-tree/wiki/Functions:-Nodeimport React from 'react';
import InfiniteTree from 'react-infinite-tree';
export default (props) => (
<InfiniteTree
width="100%"
height={400}
rowHeight={30}
data={props.data}
>
{({ node, tree }) => {
// Determine the toggle state
let toggleState = '';
const hasChildren = node.hasChildren();
if ((!hasChildren && node.loadOnDemand) || (hasChildren && !node.state.open)) {
toggleState = 'closed';
}
if (hasChildren && node.state.open) {
toggleState = 'opened';
}
return (
<TreeNode
selected={node.state.selected}
depth={node.state.depth}
onClick={event => {
tree.selectNode(node);
}}
>
<Toggler
state={toggleState}
onClick={() => {
if (toggleState === 'closed') {
tree.openNode(node);
} else if (toggleState === 'opened') {
tree.closeNode(node);
}
}}
/>
<span>{node.name}</span>
</TreeNode>
);
}}
</InfiniteTree>
);
import React from 'react';
import styled from 'styled-components';
const defaultRowHeight = 30;
const TreeNode = styled.div`
cursor: default;
position: relative;
line-height: ${({ rowHeight = defaultRowHeight }) => rowHeight - 2}px;
background: ${props => props.selected ? '#deecfd' : 'transparent'};
border: ${props => props.selected ? '1px solid #06c' : '1px solid transparent'};
padding-left: ${props => props.depth * 18}px;
.dropdown {
visibility: hidden;
}
&:hover {
background: #f2fdff;
.dropdown {
visibility: inherit;
}
}
`;
export default TreeNode;
import React from 'react';
import styled from 'styled-components';
const Toggler = styled(({ state, ...props }) => (
<a {...props}>
{(state === 'closed') &&
<i className="fa fa-fw fa-chevron-right" />
}
{(state === 'opened') &&
<i className="fa fa-fw fa-chevron-down" />
}
</a>
))`
color: #333;
display: inline-block;
text-align: center;
margin-right: 2px;
`;
export default Toggler;
https://github.com/cheton/react-infinite-tree/blob/master/examples/Tree.jsx
https://github.com/cheton/react-infinite-tree/blob/master/examples/components/TreeNode.jsx
https://github.com/cheton/react-infinite-tree/blob/master/examples/components/Toggler.jsx
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
autoOpen | Boolean | false | Whether to open all nodes when tree is loaded. |
selectable | Boolean | true | Whether or not a node is selectable in the tree. |
tabIndex | Number | 0 | Specifies the tab order to make tree focusable. |
data | Array or Object | [] | Tree data structure, or a collection of tree data structures. |
width | Number or String | '100%' | The tree width. It can be a number or string like "auto" or "100%". |
height | Number | The tree height. Setting 100% height is currently not supported. See https://github.com/cheton/react-infinite-tree/issues/8. | |
rowHeight * | Number, Array, or Function({ node: Node, tree: Tree, index: Number }): Number | Either a fixed height, an array containing the heights of all the rows, or a function that returns the height of the given node. | |
rowRenderer | Function({ node: Node, tree: Tree, index: Number }): React Node | A row renderer for rendering a tree node. | |
loadNodes | Function(parentNode: Node, done: Function) | Loads nodes on demand. | |
shouldSelectNode | Function(node: Node): Boolean | Provides a function to determine if a node can be selected or deselected. The function must return true or false . This function will not take effect if selectable is not true . | |
scrollOffset | Number | Controls the scroll offset. | |
scrollToIndex | Number | Node index to scroll to. | |
onScroll | Function(scrollTop: Number, event: React.UIEvent) | Callback invoked whenever the scroll offset changes. | |
onContentWillUpdate | Function() | Callback invoked before updating the tree. | |
onContentDidUpdate | Function() | Callback invoked when the tree is updated. | |
onOpenNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked when a node is opened. | |
onCloseNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked when a node is closed. | |
onSelectNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked when a node is selected or deselected. | |
onWillOpenNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked before opening a node. | |
onWillCloseNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked before closing a node. | |
onWillSelectNode | Function(node: Node) | Callback invoked before selecting or deselecting a node. |
https://github.com/cheton/infinite-tree/wiki/Functions:-Tree
https://github.com/cheton/infinite-tree/wiki/Functions:-Node
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
depth | Number | The depth of a node. |
open | Boolean | Whether the node is expanded. |
path | String | A unique path string representing a node. |
prefixMask | String | The prefix mask. |
total | Number | The total number of child nodes. |
https://github.com/cheton/flattree/blob/master/examples/tree1.js
<root>: path=".0", parent="", children=2, total=11, depth=0, prefix="0", open=1, lastChild=1
Alpha: path=".0.0", parent=".0", children=0, total=0, depth=1, prefix="00", open=0, lastChild=0
Bravo: path=".0.1", parent=".0", children=3, total=9, depth=1, prefix="00", open=1, lastChild=1
Charlie: path=".0.1.0", parent=".0.1", children=2, total=4, depth=2, prefix="000", open=1, lastChild=0
Delta: path=".0.1.0.0", parent=".0.1.0", children=2, total=2, depth=3, prefix="0001", open=1, lastChild=0
Echo: path=".0.1.0.0.0", parent=".0.1.0.0", children=0, total=0, depth=4, prefix="00011", open=0, lastChild=0
Foxtrot: path=".0.1.0.0.1", parent=".0.1.0.0", children=0, total=0, depth=4, prefix="00011", open=0, lastChild=1
Golf: path=".0.1.0.1", parent=".0.1.0", children=0, total=0, depth=3, prefix="0001", open=0, lastChild=1
Hotel: path=".0.1.1", parent=".0.1", children=1, total=2, depth=2, prefix="000", open=1, lastChild=0
India: path=".0.1.1.0", parent=".0.1.1", children=1, total=1, depth=3, prefix="0001", open=1, lastChild=1
Juliet: path=".0.1.1.0.0", parent=".0.1.1.0", children=0, total=0, depth=4, prefix="00010", open=0, lastChild=1
Kilo: path=".0.1.2", parent=".0.1", children=0, total=0, depth=2, prefix="000", open=0, lastChild=1
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The npm package react-infinite-tree receives a total of 358 weekly downloads. As such, react-infinite-tree popularity was classified as not popular.
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