<anura-tree adapter="some-adapter" root="1337" icon="tag" aria-live="polite"></anura-tree>
Basic navigation tree, featuring automatic (based on selection) and manual folding of sub-trees.
adapter
required: yes, live: yes, default: -
The adapter that this tree should talk to.
required: yes, live: yes, default: -
The root node of your navigation (ID or String).
<anura-tree root="123"></anura-tree>
Bynder only: they don't support folder structures, so collections used instead. Use root="collections"
to make it load them.
required: no, live: once, default: -
Which node in the tree should be selected initially. Subsequent selections by the user are reflected in this attribute, but are write-only after the initial load. Note that the state parameter node
will override the initial selection.
required: no, live: on-load, default: -
Value to use when nothing is selected. May be "root"
to use the tree's root node. Note that configuring a sub-node of the root works, but creates an odd UX.
required: no, live: yes, default: 'folder'
The icon that each node in the tree should display (see anura-icon).
<anura-tree icon="archive"></anura-tree>
required: no, live: no, default: -
To what depth the tree should load subnodes.
<anura-tree depth="3"></anura-tree>
required: no, live: no, default: -
Whether to allow a user to deselect a previously selected node. Otherwise the user can only change the selection.
<anura-tree deselectable></anura-tree>
required: no, live: no, default: -
Whether to show a count of how many items are in this node (provided your adapter supports this).
required: no, live: no, default: -
Whether to hide nodes that have a count of 0 (provided your adapter supports this).
required: no, live: yes, default: name of root node
Set a custom title, rather than the name of the root node.
<anura-tree title="a fancy tree"></anura-tree>
required: no, live: no, default: true
Whether to update the URL to persist the currently selected node (for sharing the link).
<anura-tree state="false"></anura-tree>
required: no, live: no, default: []
Comma-separated list of node IDs that you wish to hide (does not render them at all). You should use the DAMs permission system to achieve this, but if for some reason you can't, this is an option.
<anura-tree hide="123,456,789"></anura-tree>
required: no, live: yes, default: -
Which node type you wish to load. Usually not necessary, as an ID should be unique - it depends on your DAM (may be required to show all root nodes on the first level).
<anura-tree node-type="105"></anura-tree>
regular change event
{detail: {id: node.id, name: node.name}}
Fired whenever the user has clicked on a node, regardless whether a selection or a deselection has occurred.
{detail: {id: node.id, name: node.name}}
Fired whenever the user has selected a node. This will also update the selected attribute of the component.
{detail: {id: node.id, name: node.name}}
Fired whenever the user has deselected a node. This will also remove selected attribute from the component.
header - the header slot will appear before the title and tree content.
footer - he footer slot will appear at the very end, after the tree content.
<ul part="tree-root">
<li part="node-li">
<a part="node-link">
<anura-icon part="node-icon"></anura-icon>
<span part="node-name">Wheel</span>
<span part="node-counter">42</span>
</a>
<ul part="node-ul"><!-- snip, repeats inside --></ul>
</li>
<li><!-- snip, etc. --></li>
</ul>
E.g. color all the icons in the tree:
anura-tree::part(node-icon) { color: green; }