从平面列表父子创建分层对象

Question

I am trying to understand the best approach in JS to create an object to pass to a tree view component. I'm struggling to understand where to begin with regards to the approach. I have tried doing various things such as splitting the parent child relationship number into an array and then iterating over them, pushing them into a new object, but I still don't know how to keep the relationships. Do i need recursion?

Given the following list of parent child relationships, and associated depth level

1 , depth 1
1.1, depth 2
1.1.1, depth 3
1.1.2, depth 3
1.2.1, depth 3
1.2.2, depth 3
1.2.3, depth 3
1.2.3.4, depth 4

and the output tree below

1
-1
--1
--2
-2
--1
---1
...

Resulting object should looking like

[
  {
    "1": {
      "depth": "1",
      "child": {
        "1.1": {
          "depth": "2",
          "child": {
            "1.1.1": {
              "depth": "3",
              "child": null
            }
          }
        }
      }
    },
    "2": {
      "level": "2",
      "depth": "1",
      "child": {
        "2.1": {
          "depth": "2",
          "child": {
            "2.1.1": {
              "depth": "3",
              "child": null
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
]

What would be the best approach in JS to iterate through the list and generate a tree digram, or atleast the object that a tree diagram component could consume?

Answer 1

By having an array of sorted items and a level information, you could use an helper array fro keeping track of the last inserted items at a givel level and use this storage to get nested items to the right place.

This approach does not rely on the given title , only on the order of the items and level .

 var data = [{ title: '1', level: 1 }, { title: '1.1', level: 2 }, { title: '1.1.1', level: 3 }, { title: '1.1.2', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.1', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.2', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.3', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.3.4', level: 4 }], result = [], levels = [result]; data.forEach(({ title, level }) => levels[level - 1].push({ title, children: levels[level] = [] }) ); console.log(result);

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The wanted one. No level used.

 var data = [{ title: '1', level: 1 }, { title: '1.1', level: 2 }, { title: '1.1.1', level: 3 }, { title: '1.1.2', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.1', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.2', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.3', level: 3 }, { title: '1.2.3.4', level: 4 }], result = {}; data.forEach(({ title, level }) => title .split('.') .reduce((o, _, i, values) => { var key = values.slice(0, i + 1).join('.'); o.child = o.child || {}; return o.child[key] = o.child[key] || { depth: i + 1 }; }, { child: result }) ); console.log(result);

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