react-treeview-lazy
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Easy, light, flexible treeview made with React.
Demos from the demos folder.
Npm:
npm install react-treeview
Bower:
bower install react-treeview
The CSS file:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/react-treeview.css">
The component accepts these props.
collapsed: whether the node is collapsed or not.lazy: whether to add children to the DOM before the tree is expanded. Defaults to false.defaultCollapsed: the uncontrolled equivalent to collapsed.nodeLabel: the component or string (or anything renderable) that's displayed beside the TreeView arrow.itemClassName: the class name of the tree view item div.TreeViews can be naturally nested.
The extra properties transferred onto the arrow, so all attributes and events naturally work on it.
The CSS is flexible, commented and made to be easily customized. Feel free to inspect the demo's classes and check the short CSS code.
Build: npm install && npm run prerelease
Demos: npm install && npm start && open http://localhost:3000
MIT.
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Easy, light, flexible tree view made with React. Optional laziness.
We found that react-treeview-lazy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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