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@tabula/ui-tree

v0.1.2

Published

Allows to render trees

Downloads

226

Readme

@tabula/ui-tree

Allows to render trees.

Installation

Use the package manager pnpm to install @tabula/ui-tree.

pnpm add @tabula/ui-tree

You can use npm or yarn too.

Usage

Usage of the UiTree is simple:

import { FC } from 'react';

import { Tree as BaseTree, BranchComponentType, LeafComponentType, UiTree } from '@tabula/ui-tree';

import styles from './Tree.module.css';

type Data = {
  name: string;
};

type Tree = BaseTree<number, Data>;

const Branch: BranchComponentType<number, Data> = ({ data, isExpanded, level, onToggle }) => (
  <div className={styles.branch} style={{ '--level': level }}>
    <button className={styles.branchToggle} onClick={onToggle} type="button">
      {isExpanded ? '-' : '+'}
    </button>
    <span className={styles.branchName}>{data.name}</span>
  </div>
);

const Leaf: LeafComponentType<number, Data> = ({ data, level }) => (
  <div className={styles.leaf} style={{ '--level': level }}>
    <span className={styles.leafName}>{data.name}</span>
  </div>
);

type Props = {
  tree: Tree;
};

export const Tree: FC<Props> = ({ tree }) => (
  <UiTree className={styles.tree} branchComponent={Branch} leafComponent={Leaf} tree={tree} />
);

Options

tree

The tree property contains a tree data to render. You can define type of ids, and data which expected in the tree structure.

Ids of items must be unique and has type number or string.

See typings for more information.

branchComponent

The branchComponent expects a React component which will be used to render branch element.

We provide following properties for branches:

  • id - ID of an item;
  • data - data of an item;
  • level - nesting level of branch starting from 0;
  • isExpanded - flag which says about expanded branch or collapsed;
  • onToggle - callback which used to toggle branch, and which could be assigned to the interactive element inside of component.

leafComponent

The leafComponent expects a React component which will be used to render leaf element.

We provide following properties for leafs:

  • id - ID of an item;
  • data - data of an item;
  • level - nesting level of leaf starting from 0.

pattern and match

This is a pair of properties.

The pattern is string value which contains a pattern which will be provided to the match function.

The match function is predicated, which takes node and pattern, and returns boolean flag.

If one of them will not be provided, or the pattern will be is an empty string, then search will be ignored completely.

className

You can provide custom CSS class which will be assigned to the root element.

testId

We allow to assign test ID for the root element.

License

This project is ISC licensed.