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kapok

v0.0.4

Published

HTML/CSS3 collapsible tree viewer for JS objects

Downloads

6

Readme

Build Status devDependency Status

Overview

Kapok is a simple, static(ish) collapsible tree generator for JS objects (and by extension, JSON). It aims to be easy to use for both developers and end-users, but reasonably flexible where applicable.

It looks something like this:

screenshot

It was written in about a week while recovering from an expensive appendectomy, because I needed something like it and couldn't find anything satisfactory from the googles. As such it is a bit immature and probably has holes here and there, but it has tested stable on most modern browsers.

Installation

The recommended way to use Kapok is to simply drop kapok.js and kapok-full.css into your source tree and include them however you please.

If you don't like the default styling or cannot override it to your satisfaction, use kapok-core.css instead, which has the bare minimum CSS for expand/collapse behaviour.

Usage

var someObject = {foo: 'bar'};
document.body.appendChild(kapok.render(someObject));

Server-side use is not supported as a DOM is assumed.

Kapok does not make use of UMD, AMD, or any other MD. Instead it takes a steaming dump on best practices and sticks its functionality into the global scope, because that's one less thing that might break a year from now when all the cool kids are using BBQMD instead. If you have a global var kapok that you don't want trampled, you should rename this module's references to it. Yes, all three of them.

Acknowledgments

This CSS Ninja guide served as a reference for this project. I used Keith Elias's fiddle as a starting point for styling.