A versatile and customizable react treeview library. Features:
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custom icons
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custom event handlers
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inline add, modify, and delete tree nodes
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checkbox with half check (indeterminate check)
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read-only mode
It uses use-tree-state hook internally for convenient state management.
live demos and code examples can be found here
$ yarn add react-folder-tree
$ npm install react-folder-tree --save
import FolderTree, { testData } from 'react-folder-tree';
import 'react-folder-tree/dist/style.css';
const BasicTree = () => {
const onTreeStateChange = (state, event) => console.log(state, event);
return (
<FolderTree
data={ testData }
onChange={ onTreeStateChange }
/>
);
};
Initial tree state is an object that describes a nested tree node structure, which looks like:
{
// reserved keys, can customize initial value
name: 'root node',
checked (optional): 0 (unchecked, default) | 0.5 (half checked) | 1(checked),
isOpen (optional): true (default) | false,
children (optional): [array of treenode],
// internal keys (auto generated), plz don't include them in the initial data
path: [], // path is an array of indexes to this node from root node
_id: 0,
// not reserved, can carry any extra info about this node
nickname (optional): 'pikachu',
url (optional): 'url of this node',
}
checked
and isOpen
status could be auto initialized by props initCheckedStatus
and initOpenStatus
. We can also provide data with custom checked
and isOpen
status, and set initCheckedStatus
and initOpenStatus
to 'custom'
.
This example shows how to render a tree with custom initial state
const treeState = {
name: 'root [half checked and opened]',
checked: 0.5, // half check: some children are checked
isOpen: true, // this folder is opened, we can see it's children
children: [
{ name: 'children 1 [not checked]', checked: 0 },
{
name: 'children 2 [half checked and not opened]',
checked: 0.5,
isOpen: false,
children: [
{ name: 'children 2-1 [not checked]', checked: 0 },
{ name: 'children 2-2 [checked]', checked: 1 },
],
},
],
};
const CustomInitState = () => (
<FolderTree
data={ treeState }
initCheckedStatus='custom' // default: 0 [unchecked]
initOpenStatus='custom' // default: 'open'
/>
);
<FolderTree
data={ treeState }
showCheckbox={ false } // default: true
/>
<FolderTree
data={ treeState }
indentPixels={ 99999 } // default: 30
/>
we can use it as a classical view-only tree
<FolderTree
data={ treeState }
showCheckbox={ false } // hiding checkbox is not required but recommended for better UX
readOnly // <== here!!
/>
In order to perform more complex operations, we can sync and keep track of the current tree state outside.
This example shows how to download all selected files.
const SuperApp = () => {
const [treeState, setTreeState] = useState(initState);
const onTreeStateChange = (state, event) => setTreeState(state);
const onDownload = () => downloadAllSelected(treeState);
return (
<>
<FolderTree
data={ initState }
onChange={ onTreeStateChange }
/>
<DownloadButton onClick={ onDownload } />
</>
);
};
There are 9 icons and all of them are customizable.
- FileIcon
- FolderIcon
- FolderOpenIcon
- EditIcon
- DeleteIcon
- CancelIcon
- CaretRightIcon
- CaretDownIcon
- OKIcon
This example shows how to customize the FileIcon (same interface for all other icons).
import { FaBitcoin } from 'react-icons/fa';
const BitcoinApp = () => {
const FileIcon = ({ onClick: defaultOnClick, nodeData }) => {
const {
path,
name,
checked,
isOpen,
...restData
} = nodeData;
// custom event handler
const handleClick = () => {
doSthBad({ path, name, checked, isOpen, ...restData });
defaultOnClick();
};
// custom Style
return <FaBitcoin onClick={ handleClick } />;
};
return (
<FolderTree
data={ initState }
iconComponents={{
FileIcon,
/* other custom icons ... */
}}
/>
);
};
This usage is a subset of custom icons.
For example, if we want to disable editing, we can hide EditIcon
by passing in a dummy custom icon, so nothing will be rendered.
const EditIcon = (...args) => null;
A little more complex but more flexible way is to have extra node data, say editable
, then build a custom icon that utilize this data
const EditIcon = ({ onClick: defaultOnClick, nodeData }) => {
const { editable } = nodeData;
// if this node is editable, render an EditIcon, otherwise render air
return editable ? (<FaEdit onClick={ defaultOnClick } />) : null;
// or render a 'not editable' icon
return editable ? (<FaEdit onClick={ defaultOnClick } />) : (<DontEdit />));
};
This example shows how to download the file when click on the node name.
const dataWithUrl = {
name: 'secret crypto file',
url: 'polkadot.network', // wew can provide any custom data to the FolderTree!
// ...
};
const onNameClick = ({ defaultOnClick, nodeData }) => {
defaultOnClick();
const {
// internal data
path, name, checked, isOpen,
// custom data
url, ...whateverRest
} = nodeData;
download(url);
};
const Downloader = () => (
<FolderTree
data={ dataWithUrl }
onNameClick={ onNameClick }
/>
);
prop | description | type | options |
---|---|---|---|
data | initial tree state data (required) | object | N/A |
initCheckedStatus | initial check status of all nodes | string | 'unchecked' (default) | 'checked' | 'custom' |
initOpenStatus | initial open status of all treenodes | string | 'open' (default) | 'closed' | 'custom' |
iconComponents | custom icon components | object | ant design icons (default) |
onChange | callback when tree state changes | function | console.log (default) |
onNameClick | callback when click treenode name | function | open treenode inline toolbox (default) |
indentPixels | ident pixels of 1x level treenode | number | 30 (default) |
showCheckbox | show check box? | bool | true (default) |
readOnly | readOnly mode? can't click/check node | bool | false (default) |
Feel free to open an issue, or create a pull request!