:deciduous_tree: React component to create interactive D3 tree graphs
React D3 Tree is a powerful React component designed to elegantly display hierarchical data such as family trees, organizational charts, and file directories in an interactive tree graph format. Built on D3's tree layout, it offers developers a quick way to set up and visualize structured information without having to worry extensively about the intricacies of tree rendering. The component is user-friendly and provides various customization options, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to present complex relationships clearly and effectively.
With the release of version 2, React D3 Tree enhances its functionalities and allows for further flexibility. This component is particularly beneficial for developers seeking a robust tool to graphically convey relationships and hierarchies in their applications while maintaining a sleek user interface.
Easy Installation: Quickly integrate the component into your project with minimal setup requirements, allowing for a seamless development experience.
Flexible Data Structure: The component expects a simple RawNodeDatum interface for nodes, making it straightforward to represent complex hierarchies with nested children.
Customizable Node Styling: Different node types such as root, branch, and leaf nodes can be styled individually with respective class names, allowing for visually distinct representations.
Interactive Links with Callbacks: The component provides event handler callbacks for links and nodes, enhancing user interaction through mouse events like click and hover.
Custom Render Functionality: Developers can provide their own rendering methods for nodes, allowing for a tailor-made appearance that fits specific design needs.
Path Class Function: Customize the appearance of links by creating dynamic class names based on the current orientation, offering control over the link styles.
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