| LabelCell.js |
Render the default cell used for toggle buttons
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| moz.build |
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369 |
| ObjectProvider.js |
Implementation of the default data provider. A provider is state less
object responsible for transformation data (usually a state) to
a structure that can be directly consumed by the tree-view component.
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| TreeCell.js |
This template represents a cell in TreeView row. It's rendered
using <td> element (the row is <tr> and the entire tree is <table>).
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| TreeHeader.js |
This component is responsible for rendering tree header.
It's based on <thead> element.
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| TreeRow.js |
This template represents a node in TreeView component. It's rendered
using <tr> element (the entire tree is one big <table>).
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| TreeView.css |
/
/* TreeView Colors |
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| TreeView.js |
This component represents a tree view with expandable/collapsible nodes.
The tree is rendered using <table> element where every node is represented
by <tr> element. The tree is one big table where nodes (rows) are properly
indented from the left to mimic hierarchical structure of the data.
The tree can have arbitrary number of columns and so, might be use
as an expandable tree-table UI widget as well. By default, there is
one column for node label and one for node value.
The tree is maintaining its (presentation) state, which consists
from list of expanded nodes and list of columns.
Complete data provider interface:
var TreeProvider = {
getChildren: function(object);
hasChildren: function(object);
getLabel: function(object, colId);
getLevel: function(object); // optional
getValue: function(object, colId);
getKey: function(object);
getType: function(object);
}
Complete tree decorator interface:
var TreeDecorator = {
getRowClass: function(object);
getCellClass: function(object, colId);
getHeaderClass: function(colId);
renderValue: function(object, colId);
renderRow: function(object);
renderCell: function(object, colId);
renderLabelCell: function(object);
}
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