React expandable listview

Rend components or plain object in an expandable way!

Philosophy

You don't need jQuery to do this...

Installation

npm

$ npm install --save react-expandable-listview

Demo

http://cht8687.github.io/react-expandable-listview/example/

Example Code

https://github.com/cht8687/react-expandable-listview/tree/master/src/example

API

<ReactExpandableListView />

<ReactExpandableListView 
        data={data} 
        headerAttName="headerName"
        itemsAttName="items" 
      />

The component accepts three props.

`data`: PropTypes.array.isRequired

note that isReactComponent is used to select if you want to render a react object or not.

Render plain object

const DATALIST = [
{
    headerName : "ListG",
    isOpened: true,
    isReactComponent: false,
    items : [{
      title : "items1"
    }, {
      title : "items2"
    }, {
      title : "items3"
    },{
      title : "items4"
    },{
      title : "items5"
    },{
      title : "items6"
    }],
    height: 100
  },{
    headerName : "ListH",
    isOpened: true,
    isReactComponent: false,
    items : [{
      title : "items1"
    }, {
      title : "items2"
    }, {
      title : "items3"
    }],
    height: 100
  }
];

Render react component

If you want to render a react component, for example, a menu object, you can set isReactComponent to true:

export default class Menu extends React.Component {
  static get menuItems() {
    return [
      {
        headerName: 'Products',
        isOpened: false,
        height: 100,
        isReactComponent: true,
        items: [
          (
          <Link
            to="admin/products/all"
            className="btn btn-default"
            activeClassName="active"
          >
            All
          </Link>
          ),
          (
          <Link
            to="admin/products/expired"
            className="btn btn-default"
            activeClassName="active"
          >
            Expired
          </Link>
          ),
          (
          <Link
            to="admin/products/submitted"
            className="btn btn-default"
            activeClassName="active"
          >
            Submitted
          </Link>
          ),
        ],
      },
      {
        headerName: 'Promotions',
        isOpened: false,
        height: 100,
        isReactComponent: true,
        items: [
          (
          <Link
            to="admin/promotions/active"
            className="btn btn-default"
            activeClassName="active"
          >
            Active
          </Link>
          ),
       ],
      },
      {
        headerName: 'Settings',
        isOpened: false,
        height: 100,
        isReactComponent: true,
        items: [
          (
          <Link
            to="admin/settings/all"
            className="btn btn-default"
            activeClassName="active"
          >
            Al
          </Link>
          ),
        ],
      },
    ];
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <div id="admin-menu">
        <ReactExpandableListView
          data={this.constructor.menuItems}
          headerAttName="headerName"
          itemsAttName="items"
        />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

Note height varible defines the height you want each list to be like. You can set different height data to suit the content of each section.

`headerAttName`: PropTypes.string.isRequired

Variable name of header in your data object. In above example, it's headerName.

`itemsAttName`: PropTypes.string.isRequired

Variable name which hold items data in your data object. In above example, it's items.

Styling

The CSS is flexible, commented and made to be easily customized.

There is an CSS file in the root level you can include it in your project. CSS code.

Development

$ git clone https://github.com/cht8687/react-expandable-listview.git
$ cd react-expandable-listview
$ npm install
$ webpack-dev-server

Then

open http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/

License

MIT

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