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@sails-adminpanel/sl-vue-tree-next

v0.0.15

Published

draggable tree vue component

Downloads

217

Readme

sl-vue-tree-next

Vue3 supported version of sl-vue-tree. A customizable draggable tree component for Vue.js.

preview

demo

install

npm i sl-vue-tree-next

Quick start


<template>
    <h2>Vue 3 Tree</h2>
    <sl-vue-tree-next v-model="nodes" />

</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import { SlVueTreeNext } from 'sl-vue-tree-next'

const nodes = [
    { title: 'Item1', isLeaf: true },
    { title: 'Item2', isLeaf: true, data: { visible: false } },
    { title: 'Folder1' },
    {
        title: 'Folder2',
        isExpanded: true,
        children: [
            { title: 'Item3', isLeaf: true },
            { title: 'Item4', isLeaf: true },
            {
                title: 'Folder3',
                children: [{ title: 'Item5', isLeaf: true }],
            },
        ],
    },
    { title: 'Folder5', isExpanded: false },
    { title: 'Item6', isLeaf: true },
    { title: 'Item7', isLeaf: true, data: { visible: false } },
    {
        title: 'Folder6',
        children: [
            {
                title: 'Folder7',
                children: [
                    { title: 'Item8', isLeaf: true },
                    { title: 'Item9', isLeaf: true },
                ],
            },
        ],
    },
]
</script>

<style>
  @import 'sl-vue-tree-next/sl-vue-tree-next-minimal.css';
</style>

You can also use dark version.

<style>
  @import 'sl-vue-tree-next/sl-vue-tree-next-dark.css';
</style>

The value property is an array of NodeModel nodes:

interface NodeModel<TDataType> {
    title: string;
    isLeaf?: boolean;
    children?: NodeModel<TDataType>[];
    isExpanded?: boolean;
    isSelected?: boolean;
    isDraggable?: boolean;
    isSelectable?: boolean;
    data?: TDataType; // any serializable user data
}

For convenience the component's events return Node objects. Those actually are NodeModel with some computed props:

interface TreeNode<TDataType> extends NodeModel<TDataType> {
    isFirstChild: boolean;
    isLastChild: boolean;
    isVisible: boolean;	// node is visible if all of its parents are expanded
    level: number; // nesting level
    ind: number; // index in the array of siblings
    path: number[]; // path to node as array of indexes, for example [2, 0, 1] in the example above is path to `Item4`
    pathStr: string; // serialized path to node
    children: TreeNode<TDataType>[];
}

You can get the list of Node from the computed slVueTree.currentNodes property

Props

| prop | type | default | description | |------------------|--------------------|------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | value | NodeModel[] | [] | An array of nodes to show. Each node is represented by NodeModel interface | | allowMultiselect | Boolean | true | Disable or enable the multiselect feature | | allowToggleBranch | Boolean | true | Disable or enable the expand/collapse button | | edgeSize | Number | 3 | Offset in pixels from top and bottom for folder-node element. While dragging cursor is in that offset, the dragging node will be placed before or after the folder-node instead of being placed inside the folder. | | scrollAreaHeight | Number | 70 | Offset in pixels from top and bottom for the component element. While dragging cursor is in that area, the scrolling starts. | | maxScrollSpeed | Number | 20 | The scroll speed is relative to the cursor position. Defines the max scroll speed. | multiselectKey | String/String[] |['ctrlKey', 'metaKey'] | The keys for multiselect mode. Allowed values are ['ctrlKey', 'metaKey', 'altKey']

Computed props

| prop | type | description | |----------------|-----------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | currentNodes | TreeNode[] | List of nodes with some computed props. See Node interface. | | cursorPosition | ICursorPosition | Represents the current cursor position that describes the action that will be applied to the dragged node on mouseup event. See ICursorPosition interface | | selectionSize | Number | The count of selected nodes | dragSize | Number | The count of selected and draggable nodes | isDragging | Boolean | True if nodes are dragging

interface ICursorPosition<TDataType> {
  node: Node<TDataType>;
  placement: 'before' | 'inside' | 'after';
}

Events

| event | callback arguments | description | |-----------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| | input | nodes: NodeModel[] | triggers for any changes to value property | | select | selectedNodes: TreeNode[], event: MouseEvent | triggers when a node has been selected/deselected | | toggle | toggledNode: TreeNode, event: MouseEvent | triggers when a node has been collapsed/expanded | | drop | draggingNodes: TreeNode[], position: ICursorPosition, event: MouseEvent | triggers when dragging nodes have been dropped | | nodeclick | node: TreeNode, event: MouseEvent | handle click event on node | | nodedblclick | node: TreeNode, event: MouseEvent | handle dblclick event on node | | nodecontextmenu | node: TreeNode, event: MouseEvent | handle contextmenu event on node | | externaldrop | cursorPosition: ICursorPosition, event: MouseEvent | handle drop event for external items demo |

Methods

| method | description | |----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | getNode(path: number[]): TreeNode | Find the node by using its path | | traverse(cb: (node: TreeNode, nodeModel: NodeModel, siblings: NodeModel[]) => boolean) | Helpful method to traverse all nodes. The traversing will be stopped if callback returns false. | | updateNode({ path: number[], patch: Partial }) | Update the node by using its path | | select(path: number[], addToSelection = false) | Select the node by using its path | | | getNodeEl(): HTMLElement | Get the node HTMLElement by using its path | | getSelected(): TreeNode[] | Get selected nodes | | insert(position: ICursorPosition, nodeModel: NodeModel) | Insert nodes by the current cursor position. | | remove(paths: number[][]) | Remove nodes by paths. For example .remove([[0,1], [0,2]]) | getFirstNode(): TreeNode | Get the first node in the tree | | getLastNode(): TreeNode | Get the last node in the tree | getNextNode(path: number[], filter?: (node: TreeNode) => boolean): TreeNode; | Get the next node. You can skip the next nodes by using filter | getPrevNode(path: number[], filter?: (node: TreeNode) => boolean): TreeNode; | Get the previous node. You can skip the previous nodes by using filter

Slots

| slot | context | description | |------------|-------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | title | TreeNode | Slot for item title | | toggle | TreeNode | Slot for expand/collapse button | | sidebar | TreeNode | Sidebar content | | draginfo | SlVueTree | Slot that follows the mouse cursor while dragging. By default shows the dragging nodes count. | | empty-node | TreeNode | Slot for (optional) message when folder is open, but empty |

Examples

Add a folder or item icon via title slot

<sl-vue-tree-next v-model="nodes">
    <template #title="{ node }">

      <span class="item-icon">
        <i class="fa fa-file" v-if="node.isLeaf"></i>
        <i class="fa fa-folder" v-if="!node.isLeaf"></i>
      </span>

      {{ node.title }}

    </template>
</sl-vue-tree-next>

Select all nodes

slVueTree.traverse((node, nodeModel, path) => {
    Vue.set(nodeModel, 'isSelected', true);
})

Handle keydown and keyup events via getNextNode and getPrevNode methods

Contributing

see CONTRIBUTING.md

Changelog

v0.0.13

  • fixes duplicate node issue when moving multiple nodes
  • uses deep merge to update node when using updateNode function
  • fixes dark mode toggle button in demo

v0.0.12

  • fixes wrong defineComponent not defined issue

v0.0.11

  • fixes keyboard control issues
  • exposes maxScrollSpeed and scrollAreaHeight as props
  • exposes selectionSize to ref

v0.0.10

  • fixes lower level icons not appearing bug
  • fixes node update bug

v0.0.9

  • update demo
  • update readme

v0.0.8

  • update demos

v0.0.7

  • add support for generics

v0.0.6

  • update readme.md

v0.0.5

  • fix computed warnings in console
  • fixed duplicate nodes bug

v0.0.4

  • made minimal and dark css available

v0.0.3

  • removed vue from dependency and added to peer dependency

v0.0.2

  • added type safety to props and methods

v0.0.1

  • migrated to vue 3