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react-nested-accordion

v1.0.5

Published

A dynamic nested accordion component for React

Downloads

10

Readme

react-nested-accordion

npm version

https://github.com/Supermortal/react-nested-accordion

Example Test Data

testData.set("root", [
    { label: "Test 0-1" },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-2",
        isLeaf: true
    },
    { label: "Test 0-3" }
]);

testData.set("Test 0-1", [
    { label: "Test 0-1-1" },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-1-2",
        isLeaf: true
    }
]);

testData.set("Test 0-3", [
    { 
        label: "Test 0-3-1",
        isLeaf: true
    },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-3-2",
        isLeaf: true
    },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-3-3",
        isLeaf: true
    },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-3-4",
        isLeaf: true
    }
]);

testData.set("Test 0-1-1", [
    { 
        label: "Test 0-1-1-1",
        isLeaf: true
    },
    { 
        label: "Test 0-1-1-2",
        isLeaf: true
    }
]);

Props

getItems (Required)

Function

getItems(item, resolve, reject) {
    if (!item) {
        resolve(testData.get("root"));
        return;
    }
  
    resolve(testData.get(item.label));
}

This is the main function used to get items for the accordion. item will be null on the first call, and every call after that will pass in the item associated with the accordion node clicked on.

getItemContent (Required)

Function

getItemContent(item) {
    return (
        <p>{item.label}</p>
    );
}

This function is called by the accordion to get the content for the node itself. item will be the item used for each node. You can return whatever markup you want for each node.

className

String

className is used to give the accordion a custom class. 'nested-accordion' is the default if no custom className is provided.

onChange

Function

onChange(item) {
    console.log(item);
}

onChange is fired when an accordion node is clicked. item is the data item associated with the clicked node.

onSecondClick

Function

onSecondClick(item) {
    console.log(item);
}

This function is called when a node is clicked on twice. item is the data item associated with the clicked node.

getLoadingComponent

Function

() => (<div>Loading...</div>)

This function is called when the accordion is waiting on getItems to resolve. The default behavior is no loading component.

getItemIsLeaf

Function

getItemIsLeaf(item) {
    return item.isLeaf;
}

This function is called to check if an item is a leaf, to prevent unnecessary calls to getItems. It's optional, but can help with performance.