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npm install react-animated-tree

A simple, configurable tree view control for React.

Demo: https://codesandbox.io/embed/rrw7mrknyp

  • content, Name of the node (string or React-component)
  • type, optional description, good for displaying icons, too (string or React-component)
  • open, optional: default open state
  • canHide, optional: when set true displays an eye icon
  • visible, optional: default visible state
  • onClick, optional: click events on the eye
  • springConfig, optional: react-spring animation config
import Tree from 'react-animated-tree'

<Tree content="Apple" type="Fruit" open canHide visible onClick={console.log}>
  <Tree content="Contents">
    <Tree content="Seeds" />
  <Tree>
<Tree>

Create your own effects by passing a react-spring config. The config below is the default (items fade in while moving in 20px from the right). You can go wild here by rotating, flipping, etc.

config = open => ({
  from: { height: 0, opacity: 0, transform: 'translate3d(20px,0,0)' },
  to: {
    height: open ? 'auto' : 0,
    opacity: open ? 1 : 0,
    transform: open ? 'translate3d(0px,0,0)' : 'translate3d(20px,0,0)',
  },
})

const SpecialTree = props => <Tree {...props} springConfig={config} />

<SpecialTree content="Orange">
  <SpecialTree content="Juice" />
</SpecialTree>

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react-animated-tree's Issues

Tree headers are scrollable in default state

Open the example provided in the readme.

Set "treeStyle" to the following:

const treeStyles = {
  color: 'white',
  fill: 'white',
  width: '50%'
}

You'll see a scrollbar on collapsed nodes:
image

Collapsed elements are scrollable. Scrollbar disappears after expanding element.

Modified example, which reproduces the problem: https://codesandbox.io/s/y0rozoy2yx

Can not add custom Icons

Hello, it is a good react tree component, but I need to use a custom toggle icon (plus, minus) with my own styles. I can't do it, these icons are hardcoded. Are you plan to add this functionality?

Add d.ts file

Add d.ts file in order to use this project with types when Typescript language is used.

onClick attribute not working

logs hello on page load instead of waiting for click
also how to remove the x marked box on the left side.

      <Tree content="sub-subtree with children"  type="ITEM" canHide  onClick={console.log("hello")} open >

Only checked state passed?

When using canHide only the true value is passed. How do we know which node was clicked?

Sample code


export const CustomLayerList = () => {

    const onClick = (evt: any) => {
        // only a true value is passed. Which node was clicked? 'this' is the current 
        console.log(evt);
    }

    return <Tree content="Apple" type="Fruit" open visible onClick={console.log}>
        <Tree content="Contents">
            <Tree  key='001' canHide content="Seeds" onClick={onClick}/>
            <Tree  key='002' canHide content="Pie" onClick={onClick}/>
        </Tree>
    </Tree>
}

.

how to change the icon?

TypeError: children is not a function

I got this error.

This is my code

import React from 'react'
import PropTypes from 'prop-types'
import { config, animated } from 'react-spring'
import { Spring } from 'react-spring/renderprops'
import * as Icons from './icons'

Where is the prop onClick ?

When I'm trying to add onClick methods in component is not working. I've seen documentation and prop onClick is not there

Typings file specified in package.json but not included in package

Currently the package.json file specifies "typings": "index.d.ts" as well as referencing "index.d.ts" in the files property, but there is no index.d.ts in either the repo or in the final npm package currently.

If you're open to it, I'd be happy to create a PR for a simple d.ts file either here or to DefinitelyTyped.

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