TreeView implementation in Android.Now available on Jitpack:tada:
TreeView | File Explorer(Advanced Example) |
---|---|
â‘ Multi-level tree view | Basic file manager layout |
â‘¡Remember expansion state | Automatically expand the last unclosed directory |
â‘¢Customize TreeAdapter | Different types of documents show different Icon |
â‘£Dynamic add and delete nodes | refresh status after delete and add files |
⑤Select listener | Long press node for file operations (Copy, Cut, Rename, Delete) |
â‘¥Animation support | Add or delete files with animation |
You can also see a more simple example.
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TreeView extends from ListView.
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DFS travel the expandable tree node, and convert it to List which adapt with TreeAdapter.
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Use SimpleTreeAdapter ot set different indentation on nodes of different depths.
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Use LinkedList to store node's children, see DefaultTreeNode.
- Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:
allprojects {
repositories {
...
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}
- Add the dependency
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.LeeReindeer:Tree2View:v0.1.2'
}
- Add in your xml:
Feel free to use it as ListView
.
<moe.leer.tree2view.TreeView
android:id="@+id/tree_view"
android:layout_marginTop="16dp"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
android:divider="#ffffff"
android:dividerHeight="1px">
</moe.leer.tree2view.TreeView>
- Add children in Kotlin code(Java is similar whit it)
var root :DefaultTreeNode? = DefaultTreeNode("Root")
tree_view.root = root
val child1 = DefaultTreeNode("Child1")
val child2 = DefaultTreeNode("Child2")
// After create a node your should immediately add it.
root.addChild(child1)
root.addChild(child2)
val child3 = DefaultTreeNode("Child3")
child1.addChild(child3)
//whether the root's children is expanded by default
tree_view.isRootVisible = true
//animation
tree_view.isDefaultAnimation = true
- Add click listener and select listener
Tree2View has a default click listener, but it's ok to add your own.You can refer to here.
- If you want to use customized item view, you should implement
TreeAapater
, like this:
public class FileTreeAdapter extends TreeAdapter<FileItem> {
//resourceId is your customized view resourceId, please use RelativeLayout, and let view neighbour.
public FileTreeAdapter(Context context, DefaultTreeNode root, int resourceId) {
super(context, root, resourceId);
}
@Override
public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
//your code here
//...
//call padding for a better UI
setPadding(holder.arrowIcon, depth, -1);
//toggle your view's status here
toggle(node, holder);
}
@Override
public void toggle(Object... objects) {
}
Then simply add:
val adapter = FileTreeAdapter(this@MainActivity, root, R.layout.layout_file_tree_item)
treeView.treeAdapter = adapter
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