StatefulTree
Overview
The StatefulTree
component is used to display a tree of items. Useful for defining a tree of categories or subcollections.
When to use:
- To display a tree of items
- Creating or assigning items to a specific category/sub-category
- To organize items through structure hierarchy
Implementation
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function Example() { const nodes = [ { id: '0', value: 0, label: 'Category', children: [ { id: '5', value: 5, label: 'Category', children: [{ id: '9', value: 9, label: 'Category' }], }, ], }, { id: '1', value: 1, label: 'Category', children: [{ id: '6', value: 6, label: 'Category' }], }, { id: '2', value: 2, label: 'Category' }, { id: '3', value: 3, label: 'Category', children: [{ id: '7', value: 7, label: 'Category' }], }, { id: '4', value: 4, label: 'Category', children: [{ id: '8', value: 8, label: 'Category' }], }, ]; return ( <StatefulTree defaultExpanded={['0', '5', '1']} defaultSelected={['9', '3', '7']} disabledNodes={['1']} nodes={nodes} selectable="multi" /> ); }
Props
Do's and Don'ts
Do |
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Display collapsable side navigation if sub-categories exist. |
Use an icon next to categories, regardless of heirarchy. |
Use checkboxes when multiple items can be selected vs. radio buttons for either/or. |
Selected sub-categories should always be shown numerically next to the parent catergories, both in collapsed or expanded states. |
Don't |
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Make sure radio buttons and checkboxes are used correctly within BigDesign Guidelines. Checkboxes are additive, radio buttons are either/or. |
Don’t use to display a list of items. |