npm install @fx2000/react-orgchart| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| chartClass | string | A css class to apply to the chart DOM node. | |
| containerClass | string | Add an optional extra class name to .orgchart-container It could end up looking like class="orgchart-container xxx yyy". | |
| collapsible | boolean | true | Allows expanding/collapsing the nodes. |
| datasource | object | datasource usded to build out structure of orgchart. | |
| draggable | boolean | false | Allows dragging/dropping the nodes to the hierarchy of chart. |
| multipleSelect | boolean | false | If true, user can select multiple nodes by mouse clicking. |
| NodeTemplate | elementType | A Component that provides the node content Markup. This is a useful prop when you want to use your own styles and markup to create a custom orgchart node. | |
| onClickChart | function | A callback fired when the orgchart is clicking. | |
| onClickNode | function | A callback fired when the node is clicking. | |
| pan | boolean | false | If true, the chart can be panned. |
| zoom | boolean | false | If true, the chart can be zoomed. |
| zoominLimit | number | 7 | User can zoom the chart at different scales(0.5~7). |
| zoomoutLimit | number | 0.5 | User can zoom the chart at different scales(0.5~7). |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| expandAllNodes | User can use this method to expand all the nodes. Sample code: orgchartRef.current.expandAllNodes() |
| exportTo | User can use this method to export orgchart to png org pdf file. Sample code: orgchartRef.current.exportTo(filename, fileextension) |
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