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Chad Ramos edited this page Jul 19, 2017
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A representation of a tree is made up of the following.
- The root markup representation of tree.
- Includes first iteration of top level nodes.
<ul pioneer-tree
[configuration]="configuration"
[nodes]="nodes"
#pt>
<li pioneer-tree-node
*ngFor="let node of nodes"
(nodeDropped)="onNodeDropped($event)"
[nodeTemplate]="nodeTemplate"
[repeaterTemplate]="repeaterTemplate"
[node]="node">
</li>
</ul>
- Typically defines UI elements of a node.
- Adds functional components (pt-handle, pt-collapse, etc.).
<ng-template #nodeTemplate let-node>
<span pioneer-tree-collapse
[node]="node">
<i class="fa"
[ngClass]="this.node.pioneerTreeNode.isCollapsed() ? 'fa-folder' : 'fa-folder-open'">
</i>
</span>
<span pioneer-tree-handle
[node]="node">
{{node.name}} - {{node.pioneerTreeNode.sortIndex}}
</span>
</ng-template>
- Representation of child node(s).
- Produces nested children to the x-level.
- In a typical implementation, the markup looks a lot like the pioneer-tree root markup.
- Instead of iterating over top level nodes, child collections are targeted.
<ng-template #repeaterTemplate let-node>
<ul pioneer-tree-repeater
[nodes]="node.children">
<li pioneer-tree-node
*ngFor="let node of node.children"
(nodeDropped)="onNodeDropped($event)"
[nodeTemplate]="nodeTemplate"
[repeaterTemplate]="repeaterTemplate"
[node]="node">
</li>
</ul>
</ng-template>