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tbtree

v0.4.0

Published

A tree control for twitter bootstrap.

Downloads

4

Readme

TBTree

A tree control for twitter bootstrap.

WARNING:This plugin is very much "alpha" and contains a number of hard-coded things that will change over time. Use at your own risk!

Dependencies

  • Twitter Bootstrap
  • jQuery
  • underscore.js
  • require.js (optional)

Features

  • displays data from an object literal as an expandable/collapsable tree
  • fires a custom event whenever a list item is clicked
  • looks like a Twitter Bootstrap control!

More features coming soon.

Usage

Assuming you have some data in a regular object literal structure:

var books = {
  'Science Fiction': [
    {
      title: 'Dune',
      author: 'Frank Herbert',
      rating: '5/5'
    },
    {
      title: "Ender's Game",
      author: 'Orson Scott Card',
      rating: '5/5'
    }
  ]
}

and assuming you have some DOM element where you want your tree to appear:

<div id="book-tree"></div>

the tree is initialized in code (probably in a jquery ready() callback) like this:

var tree = tbtree('#book-tree').load(books);

The only event currently supported is 'highlighted', which may be subscribed to like this:

tree.on('highlighted', function (e) {
  // where 'e' is a custom object
  // that will have some data related
  // to the list item that was selected
  console.log(e.path);
});

Of course, you can always subscribe to events via jQuery like normal:

$('#book-tree').on('click', 'li', function (e) {
  // a list element was clicked
});

Screenshots

vanity shot