React Folder Tree

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A versatile and customizable react treeview library. Features:
✅ custom icons
✅ custom event handlers
✅ inline add, modify, and delete tree nodes
✅ checkbox with half check (indeterminate check)
✅ read-only mode
✅ types support

It uses use-tree-state hook internally for convenient state management.

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!folder-tree-demo

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live demos and code examples can be found here

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Basic Usage

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``bash
$ yarn add react-folder-tree
$ npm install react-folder-tree --save
`

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`tsx
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 (
data={ testData }
onChange={ onTreeStateChange }
/>
);
};
`

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Initial tree state is an object that describes a nested tree node structure, which looks like:
`jsx
{
// 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
`tsx
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 = () => (
data={ treeState }
initCheckedStatus='custom' // default: 0 [unchecked]
initOpenStatus='custom' // default: 'open'
/>
);
`

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`jsx
data={ treeState }
showCheckbox={ false } // default: true
/>
`

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`jsx
data={ treeState }
indentPixels={ 99999 } // default: 30
/>
`

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we can use it as a classical view-only tree
`jsx
data={ treeState }
showCheckbox={ false } // hiding checkbox is not required but recommended for better UX
readOnly // <== here!!
/>
`
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Advanced Usage

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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.
`jsx
const SuperApp = () => {
const [treeState, setTreeState] = useState(initState);
const onTreeStateChange = (state, event) => setTreeState(state);

const onDownload = () => downloadAllSelected(treeState);

return (
<>
data={ initState }
onChange={ onTreeStateChange }
/>


);
};
`

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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).
`jsx
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 ;
};

return (
data={ initState }
iconComponents={{
FileIcon,
/ other custom icons ... /
}}
/>
);
};
`

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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.
`tsx
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
`ts
const EditIcon = ({ onClick: defaultOnClick, nodeData }) => {
const { editable } = nodeData;

// if this node is editable, render an EditIcon, otherwise render air
return editable ? () : null;

// or render a 'not editable' icon
return editable ? () : ());
};
`

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This example shows how to download the file when click on the node name.
`tsx
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 = () => (
data={ dataWithUrl }
onNameClick={ onNameClick }
/>
);
``

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APIs Summary

| 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) | false |
| readOnly | readOnly mode? can't click/check node | bool | false (default) | true |

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Bugs? Questions? Contributions?

Feel free to open an issue, or create a pull request!