Vue Big Tree

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Used to render big data tree components

Overview

If you're looking for a powerful solution to manage and render large datasets within a Vue application, vue-big-tree is the component you need. This tree component is designed to help developers efficiently display tree structures containing vast amounts of data, making it an ideal choice for projects where performance and user experience are paramount.

With simplicity and flexibility at its core, vue-big-tree allows you to configure the component to fit your needs, whether it's adjusting initial settings or managing how data is rendered. Its intuitive API and options make it easy to integrate into any Vue project.

Features

  • Data Source: Accepts an array of data to represent your tree structure, making it easy to work with dynamic datasets.
  • Default Expand: Allows you to choose whether nodes are expanded by default, with a simple boolean option to tailor the user experience.
  • Virtual Tree Configuration: Offers advanced configuration options through an object, enabling customization to fit specific use cases.
  • Scroll Throttling: Implements a throttling mechanism for scrolling, ensuring smooth performance during user interactions.
  • Container Height: Specify the height of the tree container in pixels to control how much data is visible at any given time.
  • Node Height: Set a fixed height for individual nodes, allowing for consistent sizing across your tree structure.
  • Expand/Collapse All Methods: Easily collapse or expand all tree nodes with simple calls to the provided methods, enhancing usability for end users.
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