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🌲 Convert JavaScript Object, Array, and JSON into an interactive HTML tree view
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🌲 Convert JavaScript Object, Array, and JSON into an interactive HTML tree view

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# dom_tree
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A small JavaScript library (with ZERO dependencies) to convert object, array, and JSON into an interactive HTML tree view. The dom_tree is fully [configurable](#options) and supports theming and keyboard navigation.

```javascript
// Convert following data
const data = {
name: 'Mr. Foo',
gender: 'Male',
age: 99,
isMarried: true,
wife: null,
children: ['bar', 'baz'],
friends: undefined,
location: {
district: 'underground',
zipcode: -100,
},
};

// Into
```

![dom_tree in action](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m-sureshraj/dom_tree/master/media/dom_tree.gif)

### Live Demo
[![Edit dom_tree playground](https://codesandbox.io/static/img/play-codesandbox.svg)](https://codesandbox.io/s/domtree-playground-m91hr?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark)

## Installation
You can add dom_tree to your project via npm

```
> npm install --save @sureshraj/dom_tree
```
> Unfortunately, the package name `dom_tree` is not available on NPM. So it's published as a user scoped package with public access.

Or load it from [unpkg.com](https://unpkg.com/)

```html

```

## Usage
* When using module bundlers

```javascript
// index.js
import DomTree from '@sureshraj/dom_tree';
import '@sureshraj/dom_tree/dist/css/dom_tree.min.css';

// DOM node to initialize the tree
const targetNode = document.querySelector('#app');

// data is the only required option
const options = { data: {} };

const dt = new DomTree(options, targetNode);
dt.init();
```

* With plain HTML

```html



const targetNode = document.querySelector("#app");
const options = { data: {} };

// Above script will add `DomTree` to the window scope
const dt = new DomTree(options, targetNode);
dt.init();

```

## Options
| Option | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| data | `object` \| `array` \| `JSON` | required | - | Data source to generate the tree |
| theme | `string` | optional | rose | 🌈 Available themes are `rose`, `one-dark`, `chrome-light`, and `darcula`. |
| format | `string` | optional | object | Available formats are `object` and `json`. Use `json` to wrap the keys with double quotes. |
| fold | `boolean` | optional | `false` | By default, the tree is fully expanded. Enable this option to fold the root, sub-nodes on the tree. |
| separators | `boolean` | optional | `true` | This option adds a comma separator after each property. |
| keyboardNavigation | `boolean` | optional | `false` | This option enables/disables the keyboard navigation. |
| removeHighlightOnBlur | `boolean` | optional | `false` | This option removes the highlighted section when the tree gets blurred. You must enable the keyboard navigation to see this option in action. |

## Methods
| Method | Params | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| init | - | This method initializes the tree. |

## Todo
* Expose a method to update the initialized tree. [Issue](https://github.com/m-sureshraj/dom_tree/issues/22)

## license
MIT © [Sureshraj](https://github.com/m-sureshraj)