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tree-data-structure

v0.2.0

Published

build tree data structure for javascript

Readme

TREE DATA STRUCTURE

javascript library for build tree data structure

Install

npm i tree-data-structure

Import

Browser

import Tree from "tree-data-structure";

const tree = new Tree('root')

API

tree.add() - add item in tree

tree.add(data, parent, addAllByOne)

Argument | Type | Description | Required | Default -------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- | ------- data | any | Data that the tree node will store | true | - parent | Node | Parent node that will store the new node | true | - addAllByOne | Boolean | If the array is passed and it is true, all items of the array are added as separate nodes | false | false

The first argument is the data that the tree node will store The second argument is the parent node that will store the new node

import Tree from "tree-data-structure";

const tree = new Tree('root')

tree.add('child', tree.root)

/*
 output tree root node

 {
	data: 'root',
	children: [{
		data: 'child',
		children: []
	}]
 }
*/

Third argument is optional. If you pass an array of data as the first argument and pass true as the third argument, each element of the array will be added as a separate node

import Tree from "tree-data-structure";

const tree = new Tree('root')

tree.add(['one', 'two', 'three'], tree.root, true)

/*
 output tree root node

 {
	data: 'root',
	children: [
		{
			data: 'one',
			children: []
		},
		{
			data: 'two',
			children: []
		},
		{
			data: 'three',
			children: []
		}
	]
 }
*/

You can pass any type of data. If you pass Object, his properties overwrite in node

import Tree from "tree-data-structure";

const tree = new Tree('root')

tree.add({ one: 1, two: 2, three: 3 }, tree.root)

/*
 output tree root node

 {
	data: 'root',
	children: [
		{
			one: 1,
			two: 2,
			three: 3,
			children: []
		}
	]
 }
*/

tree.remove() - remove item from tree

import Tree from "tree-data-structure";

const tree = new Tree('root')

const node = tree.add({ one: 1, two: 2, three: 3 }, tree.root)

tree.remove(node)

/*
 output tree root node

 {
	data: 'root',
	children: []
 }
*/

tree.search() - search in tree

tree.search(data, options)

Argument | Type | Description | Required | Default -------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- | ------- data | any | Data to be found | true | - options | Object | Options for search | false | -

Options

Argument | Type | Description | Required | Default -------- | ---- | ----------- | -------- | ------- key | String | Property key that stores the data to be searched | false | id isDeepSearch | Boolean | use deep search, if true, or breadth search algorithm | false | true onlyFirst | Boolean | search only first match | false | false