TreeList

TreeList creates a selection based hierarchical tree UI component that is connected to multiple database fields. It can support single as well as multiple item selections.

Example uses:

• select category/ subcategory items from a list of categories in an e-commerce website.

Usage

Basic Usage

    <TreeList 
        componentId="treeListSensor" 
        dataField={['class.keyword', 'subClass.keyword']} 
        title="Products" 
    />

Usage (with all props)

    <TreeList
        title="TreeList Component"
        loader={<h3>loading...⏰</h3>}
        renderNoResults={() => <b>Oops! Nothing found!</b>}
        componentId="treeListSensor"
        showCount
        // showRadio // use with mode="single"
        showCheckbox
        mode="multiple"
        dataField={['class.keyword', 'subClass.keyword']}
        showSwitcherIcon
        switcherIcon={bool =>
            {
                return bool ? <span> &#8592;</span> : <span> &#8598;</span>;
            }
        }
        showIcon
        showLeafIcon
        icon={
            <span role="img" aria-label="folder-icon">
                🦷
            </span>
        }
        leafIcon={
            <span role="img" aria-label="leaf-icon">
                ☘️
            </span>
        }
        showLine
        showSearch
        // renderItem={(label, count, isSelected) => (
        // 	<span style={isSelected ? { background: 'green' } : {}}>
        // 		{label} - {count}
        // 	</span>
        // )}	
        // render={(propData) => {
        // 	const {
        // 		/* eslint-disable no-unused-vars */
        // 		data,
        // 		rawData,
        // 		error,
        // 		handleClick,
        // 		value,
        // 		loading,
        // 	} = propData;
        // 	return this.renderLists(data, '', true, value, handleClick);
        // }}
        endpoint={{
            url:"https://appbase-demo-ansible-abxiydt-arc.searchbase.io/recipes-demo/_reactivesearch.v3", //mandatory
            headers:{
                // relevant headers
            },
            method: 'POST'
        }}        
    />

Usage (as a controlled component)

function Index(props) {
	const [values, setValues] = useState([
        "FURNITURE SO > SO CHAIR &RECLIN",
        "FURNITURE SO > SO DINING ROOM"
    ]);
    return (
        <TreeList
            componentId="treeListSensor"
            dataField={['class.keyword', 'subclass.keyword']}
            size={100}
            value={values}
            onChange={(values)=>{
                setValues(values);
            }}
        />
    );
}

Props

componentId

unique identifier of the component, can be referenced in other components' react prop.

compoundClause

Configure whether the DSL query is generated with the compound clause of must or filter. If nothing is passed the default is to use must. Setting the compound clause to filter allows search engine to cache and allows for higher throughput in cases where scoring isn’t relevant (e.g. term, geo or range type of queries that act as filters on the data)

This property only has an effect when the search engine is either elasticsearch or opensearch.

Note: compoundClause is supported with v8.16.0 (server) as well as with serverless search.

endpoint

endpoint prop provides the ability to query a user-defined backend service for this component, overriding the data endpoint configured in the ReactiveBase component. Accepts the following properties:

• url String [Required] URL where the data cluster is hosted.
• headers Object [optional]
  set custom headers to be sent with each server request as key/value pairs.
• method String [optional]
  set method of the API request.
• body Object [optional]
  request body of the API request. When body isn't set and method is POST, the request body is set based on the component's configured props.

• Overrides the endpoint property defined in ReactiveBase.
• If required, use transformResponse prop to transform response in component-consumable format.

dataField

data field to be connected to the component's UI view. This field is used for doing an aggregation and returns the result. dataField array must have values in order, i.e, category > sub-cateogry and so-on.

title

title of the component to be shown in the UI. Defaults to no title being shown.

loader

to display an optional loader while fetching the options.

aggregationSize

To set the number of buckets to be returned by aggregations.

sortBy

sort the list items by one of count, asc, or desc. Defaults to count, which sorts the list by the frequency of count value, most first.

defaultValue

select one or more options from the list on mount. Accepts an Array object containing the items that should be selected.

value

controls the current value of the component. It selects the item from the list (on mount and on update). Use this prop in conjunction with onChange function.

queryFormat

queries the selected items from the list in one of two modes: or, and.

• Defaults to or which queries for results where any of the selected list items are present.
• In and mode, the applied query filters results where all of the selected items are present.

mode

supports two modes, multiple and single. When set to single, only one selection from the hierarchy is allowed. Defaults to multiple.

showCheckbox

show checkbox icon for each list item. Defaults to false.Use this prop in conjunction with mode prop set to multiple.

showRadio

show radio icon for each list item. Defaults to false.Use this prop in conjunction with mode prop set to single.

showCount

show a count of the number of occurences besides each list item. Defaults to true.

showIcon

show icon for non-leaf hierarchy items. Defaults to false.

icon

custom icon for non-leaf hierarchy items.

    icon={
     <span role="img" aria-label="folder-icon">
     	🦷
     </span>
 }

showLeafIcon

show icon for leaf hierarchy items. Defaults to false.

leafIcon

custom icon for leaf hierarchy items.

    icon={
     <span role="img" aria-label="leaf-icon">
     	🥬
     </span>
 }

showSwitcherIcon

show switcher icon for TreeList.

switcherIcon

custom switcher icon for TreeList. It takes an boolean argument to depict expanded/ collapsed list item.

switcherIcon={isExpanded => (isExpanded ? <span> ⤵</span> : <span> →</span>)}

showSearch

whether to show a searchbox to filter the list items locally. Defaults to true.

placeholder

placeholder to be displayed in the searchbox, only applicable when the showSearch prop is set to true. When applicable, the default placeholder value is set to "Search".

showFilter

show as filter when a value is selected in a global selected filters view. Defaults to true.

filterLabel

An optional label to display for the component in the global selected filters view. This is only applicable if showFilter is enabled. Default value used here is componentId.

URLParams

enable creating a URL query string parameter based on the selected value of the list. This is useful for sharing URLs with the component state. Defaults to false.

renderItem

customize the rendered list itemss via a function which receives the item label, count & isSelected and expects a JSX or String back. For example:

renderItem={(label, count, isSelected) => (
    <span style={isSelected ? { background: 'green' } : {}}>
        {label} - {count}
    </span>
)}	

render

an alternative callback function to renderItem, where user can define how to render the view based on all the data changes.
It accepts an object with these properties:

• loading: boolean indicates that the query is still in progress
• error: object An object containing the error info
• data: array An array of results obtained from the applied query and transformed into component consumable format.
• rawData object An object of raw response as-is from elasticsearch query.
• value: array current selected values.
• handleClick: function A callback function can be used to mark the list value as selected. Accepts the list item label and parent-path of the current item, eg, in "Tree > Branch > Leaf" the parent-path of 'Leaf' would be 'Tree.Branch'.

 const recLookup = (obj, path) => {
    try {
        const parts = path.split('.');
        if (parts.length === 1) {
            return obj[parts[0]];
        }
        return recLookup(obj[parts[0]], parts.slice(1).join('.'));
    } catch (e) {
        return false;
    }
};

function renderListItems(listItem, parentPath, selectedValues, handleListItemClick) {
    if (!(listItem instanceof Object) || Object.keys(listItem).length === 0) {
        return null;
    }
    const listItemLabel = listItem.key;
    const listItemCount = listItem.count;
    const isLeafNode = !(Array.isArray(listItem.list) && listItem.list.length > 0);

    let newParentPath = listItemLabel;
    if (parentPath) {
        newParentPath = `${parentPath}.${listItemLabel}`;
    }
    const isSelected = recLookup(selectedValues, newParentPath);

    return (
        <li key={newParentPath}>
            {/* eslint-disable jsx-a11y/click-events-have-key-events */}
            {/* eslint-disable jsx-a11y/no-static-element-interactions */}
            <span
                style={isSelected ? { background: 'green', margin: '5px 0' } : {}}
                onClick={() => handleListItemClick(listItemLabel, parentPath, isLeafNode)}
            >
                <React.Fragment>
                    <span>{listItemLabel}</span>

                    <span>{listItemCount}</span>
                </React.Fragment>
            </span>
            {isLeafNode === false && (
                <div className="--list-child">
                    {/* eslint-disable-next-line no-use-before-define */}
                    {renderLists(
                        listItem.list,
                        newParentPath,
                        isSelected,
                        selectedValues,
                        handleListItemClick,
                    )}
                </div>
            )}
        </li>
    );
}

function renderLists(
        transformedData, 
        parentPath, 
        isExpanded, 
        selectedValues, 
        handleClick
    ) {
        return (
            <ul style={isExpanded ? { fontWeight: 600 } : {}}>
                {transformedData.map(listItem =>
                    renderListItems(
                        listItem,
                        parentPath,
                        selectedValues,
                        handleClick
                    ),
                )}
            </ul>
        );      
}

<TreeList
    //... other props as applicable
	render={(propData) => {
		const {
			/* eslint-disable no-unused-vars */
			data,
			rawData,
			error,
			handleClick,
			value,
			loading,
		} = propData;
		return renderLists(data, '', true, vhandleClick); // renderLists is your list rendering function
	}}
/>

Or you can also use render function as children

<TreeList>
    {
        ({
            data,
            rawData,
            error,
            handleClick,
            value,
            loading
        }) => (
            // return UI to be rendered
        )
    }
</TreeList>

renderError

can be used to render an error message in case of any error.

renderError={(error) => (
        <div>
            Something went wrong!<br/>Error details<br/>{error}
        </div>
    )
}

renderNoResults

can be used to render a message in case of no list items.

renderNoResults={() => <p>No Results Found!</p>}

onChange

is a callback function which accepts component's current value as a parameter. It is called when you are using the value props and the component's value changes. This prop is used to implement the controlled component behavior.

onError

gets triggered in case of an error and provides the error object, which can be used for debugging or giving feedback to the user if needed.

index

The index prop can be used to explicitly specify an index to query against for this component. It is suitable for use-cases where you want to fetch results from more than one index in a single ReactiveSearch API request. The default value for the index is set to the app prop defined in the ReactiveBase component.

Demo

Basic

With

custom SelectedFilters

Styles

TreeList component supports innerClass prop with the following keys:

• title
• input
• checkbox
• radio
• label
• count

Read more about it here.

Extending

TreeList component can be extended to

1. customize the look and feel with className, style,
2. update the underlying DB query with customQuery, defaultQuery,
3. connect with external interfaces using beforeValueChange, onValueChange and onQueryChange,
4. specify how options should be filtered or updated using react prop.

<TreeList
  // ...
  className="custom-class"
  style={{"paddingBottom": "10px"}}
  customQuery={
    function(value, props) {
      return {
        query: {
            match: {
                data_field: ["this is a test"]
            }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  defaultQuery={
    function(value, props) {
      return {
          timeout: "1s"
      }
    }
  }
  beforeValueChange={
    function(value) {
      // called before the value is set
      // returns a promise
      return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
        // update state or component props
        resolve()
        // or reject()
      })
    }
  }
  onValueChange={
    function(value) {
      console.log("current value: ", value)
      // set the state
      // use the value with other js code
    }
  }
  onQueryChange={
    function(prevQuery, nextQuery) {
      // use the query with other js code
      console.log('prevQuery', prevQuery);
      console.log('nextQuery', nextQuery);
    }
  }
  // specify how and which options are filtered using `react` prop.
  react={
    "and": ["pricingFilter", "dateFilter"],
    "or": ["searchFilter"]
  }
/>

className

CSS class to be injected on the component container.

style

CSS styles to be applied to the TreeList component.

customQuery

takes value and props as parameters and returns the data query to be applied to the component, as defined in Elasticsearch Query DSL. Note: customQuery is called on value changes in the TreeList component as long as the component is a part of react dependency of at least one other component. Note: When extending with customQuery, the queryFormat prop has no affect.

defaultQuery

takes value and props as parameters and returns the data query to be applied to the source component, as defined in Elasticsearch Query DSL, which doesn't get leaked to other components. Read more about it here.

beforeValueChange

is a callback function which accepts component's future value as a parameter and returns a promise. It is called every time before a component's value changes. The promise, if and when resolved, triggers the execution of the component's query and if rejected, kills the query execution. This method can act as a gatekeeper for query execution, since it only executes the query after the provided promise has been resolved.

Note:

If you're using Reactivesearch version >= 3.3.7, beforeValueChange can also be defined as a synchronous function. value is updated by default, unless you throw an Error to reject the update. For example:

beforeValueChange = values => {
   // The update is accepted by default
   if (values.includes('Dirk Pitt')) {
   	// To reject the update, throw an error
   	throw Error('Selected values should not include Dirk Pitt.');
   }
};

onValueChange

is a callback function which accepts component's current value as a parameter. It is called everytime the component's value changes. This prop is handy in cases where you want to generate a side-effect on value selection. For example: You want to show a pop-up modal with an applicable discount coupon code when list item(s) is/are selected in a "E-commerce Product" TreeList.

onQueryChange

is a callback function which accepts component's prevQuery and nextQuery as parameters. It is called everytime the component's query changes. This prop is handy in cases where you want to generate a side-effect whenever the component's query would change.

react

specify dependent components to reactively update TreeList's options.

• key String one of and, or, not defines the combining clause.
  • and clause implies that the results will be filtered by matches from all of the associated component states.
  • or clause implies that the results will be filtered by matches from at least one of the associated component states.
  • not clause implies that the results will be filtered by an inverse match of the associated component states.
• value String or Array or Object
  • String is used for specifying a single component by its componentId.
  • Array is used for specifying multiple components by their componentId.
  • Object is used for nesting other key clauses.

Examples

TreeList with default props