Create accessible tree widgets following the tree view specifications using the material design styles and fairly customizable renderers and styles and reasonable defaults.
npm install --save @react-md/tree
It is also recommended to install these other packages as they work hand-in-hand with this package:
npm install --save @react-md/theme \
@react-md/typography \
@react-md/icon \
@react-md/material-icons \
@react-md/list
The main export from this package is the Tree
component which allows you to
render a tree from TreeData
which is really a lookup of
Record<TreeItemId, TreeItem>
. The Tree
component is fully controlled and
requires you to provide the selection and logic expansion with a few props. You
can use the useTreeItemExpansion
and useTreeItemSelection
hooks to get
pretty reasonable support out of the box including multi-select behavior.
If you are a Typescript user, this package also exports a decent amount of types
to help out such as the TreeData
, BaseTreeItem
, and TreeItemSorter
.
Here's a quick example:
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546import React, { ReactElement, ReactNode } from "react";
import { render } from "react-dom";
import {
Tree,
TreeData,
BaseTreeItem,
useTreeItemExpansion,
useTreeItemSelection,
} from "@react-md/tree";
interface MyTreeItem extends BaseTreeItem {
name: string;
}
const data: TreeData<MyTreeItem> = {
"item-1-id": {
name: "Root Node",
itemId: " item-1-id",
parentId: null,
},
"item-2-id": {
name: "Child 1",
itemId: "item-2-id",
parentId: "item-1-id",
},
"item-3-id": {
name: "Child 2",
itemId: "item-3-id",
parentId: "item-1-id",
},
};
export default function Example(): ReactElement {
const selection = useTreeItemSelection([], false);
const expansion = useTreeItemExpansion([]);
return (
<Tree
id="example-tree"
aria-label="Tree"
data={data}
{...selection}
{...expansion}
/>
);
}