0.1.0 • Published 8 years ago
lp-tree-node v0.1.0
lp-tree-node
A node structure extends from d3-node
APIs
append (node: Node) => this: Node
Append a new Node or SubTree to this
var Node = require('lp-tree-node');
var data1 = [
{"name": "Eve"},
{"name": "Cain", "parent": "Eve"},
{"name": "Seth", "parent": "Eve"},
{"name": "Enos", "parent": "Seth"},
{"name": "Noam", "parent": "Seth"},
{"name": "Abel", "parent": "Eve"},
{"name": "Awan", "parent": "Eve"},
{"name": "Enoch", "parent": "Awan"},
{"name": "Azura", "parent": "Eve"}
];
var data2 = [
{"id": "Evan"},
{"id": "Yoo", "parentId": "Evan"},
{"id": "Yuka", "parentId": "Evan"}
];
var rootTree = Node.createTree()
.id(d => d.name) // define how to get [id] from data (default data.id)
.parentId(d => d.parent) // define how to get [parentId] from data (default data.parentId)
.create(data1); // bind data
var subTree = Node.createTree()
.create(data2);
var targetNode = rootTree.findBefore(d => d.id === 'Azura'); // get the parent node
targetNode.append(subTree); // append the [subTree] to [targetNode]
Notice:
- After the operation, all nodes in the root tree will update. (renew height, depth, value fields)
remove () => this: Node
Remove a Node from its parent
findBefore (exp: (node: Node) => boolean): Node
Get the first Node which make exp to be true in pre-order traversal
findAfter (exp: (node: Node) => boolean): Node
Get the first Node which make exp to be true in post-order traversal
0.1.0
8 years ago