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virtualtree-vue2

v0.1.9

Published

A high-performance virtual tree component

Downloads

22

Readme

virtual tree

This component is developed for Vue2.x, Vue3.x is under development

Open source is not easy. If it helps you a little, click on a free start. This will be the whole motivation for me to update and maintain.

introduce

The virtual list is actually an implementation of on-demand display, that is, only the visible area is rendered. A technique that does not render or partially renders data in non-visible areas, resulting in extremely high rendering performance.

After the baptism of tens of thousands of WebGl components, it still stands and is trustworthy.

Click to view demo via codesanbox

use

import VirtualTree from "virtualtree-vue2";
import "virtualtree-vue2/lib/virtualtree-vue2.css";

Vue.use(VirtualTree);
<virtual-tree
  :data="data"
  :props="props"
  @node-click="handleNodeClick"
  @checked="handleChecked"
  ref="tree"
>
</virtual-tree>

<script>
  export default {
    data() {
      return {
         props: {
            children: "TestChildren",
            label: "Label",
            key: "uuid",
          },
      }
    }
  }
</script>

Because the virtual tree needs to determine the area by scrolling the viewport, the DOM occupied by virtual-tree must have a height when initialized, and this height can be set by the parent.

Slots can be defined for each row of data

<virtual-tree
  :data="data"
  :props="props"
  @node-click="handleNodeClick"
  @checked="handleChecked"
>
  <template #default="{ text, parentName }">
    <div class="test-slot">{{ text }} {{ parentName }}</div>
  </template>
</virtual-tree>

The data of the current node will be injected into the default slot. parentName is an automatically generated associated parent field, a string like breadcrumbs

All > Node 1 > Byte 2

When you click on the corresponding node, an active className will be added, and you can set the style yourself to define the effect of the click

.treeitem_content_label.active {

}

API

handleChecked(obj, bool)

Check a piece of data, it will be automatically checked

  • obj row data
  • bool true: checked false: unchecked
// eg:
this.$refs.tree.handleChecked(row, true)

handleExpanded(obj, bool)

Expand or close a node. It will automatically expand or close the association

  • obj row data
  • bool true: expand false: close
// eg:
this.$refs.tree.handleExpanded(row, true)