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@tacman1123/jstree-esm

v4.1.4

Published

jsTree v4 fork with Stimulus-first API and native DOM events

Readme

jsTree v4 (Fork)

This repository is a v4 fork of vakata/jstree focused on:

  • modern no-build demos,
  • Stimulus-first usage,
  • native DOM events for non-jQuery consumers,
  • keeping jQuery as an internal runtime dependency.

The classic jQuery plugin API is still available as a compatibility path.

Core JavaScript source of truth is src/jstree.js. The dist/ directory is retained for theme assets only.

Install

npm install @tacman1123/jstree-esm

Package entry points

  • @tacman1123/jstree-esm - ESM function API
  • @tacman1123/jstree-esm/module - direct module API
  • @tacman1123/jstree-esm/browser-module - browser-global API helpers
  • @tacman1123/jstree-esm/stimulus - Stimulus controller scaffold
  • @tacman1123/jstree-esm/jquery-plugin - legacy plugin compatibility path

ESM function API

import { createTree, getTree, callTree, destroyTree } from '@tacman1123/jstree-esm';

const el = document.getElementById('my-tree');

createTree(el, {
  core: {
    data: [{ text: 'Root', children: [{ text: 'Child' }] }]
  }
});

callTree(el, 'open_all');
const instance = getTree(el);
destroyTree(el);

Stimulus controller usage

import { Application } from '@hotwired/stimulus';
import JsTreeController from '@tacman1123/jstree-esm/stimulus';

const app = Application.start();
app.register('jstree', JsTreeController);

The bundled controller is a scaffold and intended for extension in app code.

Event model (jQuery 4 internal, native public)

This fork keeps jQuery as an internal runtime dependency, but the public event contract is native DOM events.

  • use addEventListener for app integrations;
  • do not rely on jQuery .on('*.jstree') in consuming code;
  • event.detail contains the same payload that jsTree methods pass to trigger.

For an event like changed the tree dispatches:

  • changed.jstree (primary native CustomEvent)
  • jstree:changed (legacy native alias)
const el = document.getElementById('tree');

el.addEventListener('changed.jstree', (event) => {
  const { action, selected, node } = event.detail;
  console.log(action, selected, node?.id);
});

Disable native dispatch with core.dispatch_events: false.

Selection and expansion behavior

Selection APIs

  • select_node(obj, supress_event, prevent_open)
    • selects one or many nodes;
    • opens parent chain by default;
    • pass prevent_open: true to keep current expansion state.
  • deselect_node(obj, supress_event) removes selection.
  • select_all(supress_event) / deselect_all(supress_event) bulk selection operations.
  • get_selected(full) returns selected IDs by default, or full node objects when full is true.

changed.jstree is emitted for selection changes unless supress_event is true.

Expansion APIs

  • open_node(obj, callback, animation)
    • loads async nodes when needed, then opens;
    • callback receives (node, status);
    • emits before_open.jstree, open_node.jstree, then after_open.jstree.
  • close_node(obj, animation) emits close_node.jstree then after_close.jstree.
  • toggle_node(obj) opens closed nodes and closes opened nodes.
  • open_all(obj, animation) / close_all(obj, animation) recursively expand or collapse.

Practical integration notes

  • If upstream selection listeners are not firing, switch from jQuery handlers to addEventListener('changed.jstree', ...).
  • If selecting a node unexpectedly expands ancestors, call select_node(id, false, true).
  • If open_node appears to do nothing, verify the target is not already open and that async data loading is succeeding.

Local development

Start a local server from repository root:

php -S 127.0.0.1:8000 -t .

Then open:

  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/ launcher
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/modern/index.html modern Stimulus demo
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/module/index.html function API demo
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/demo/basic/index.html legacy jQuery API coverage demo
  • http://127.0.0.1:8000/test/unit/index.html browser unit tests for native event and selection/expansion behavior

License

MIT. Keep LICENSE-MIT and upstream copyright notices.