Mathias Nilsson

In the lazy loading exampel issue you pretty much have it all there. Tiny changes to make this happen.

On initial load is solved via lazy loading. I don't think @wangzuo has added this feature but still it works. I'm using it myself.

More than 10.000 nodes ( Not for every user. Some has just 100 ). All won't expand every time a user works in the tree.

Let's say I want to move a node with many children to another nodes child. I need to expand the node on hover and then fetch data from server. And...

@wangzuo Proposing to add lazy boolean to the tree. If the tree is lazy then we should check index.hasChildren and not just index.children && index.children.length. An onBeforeOpenNode event should be...

Something like this so far. This will enable lazyloading per node. modules ``` js { module: 'test', leaf: false, hasChildren: true, collapsed: true, lazy: true } ``` react-ui-tree.js ``` js...

@wangzuo I didn't commit this yet but accepted the pull request from @tobyndockerill because there is still a problem to solve. When clicking the expand arrow multiple times we should...

The best suggestion so far is to lock click on the arrow and show a svg spinner instead of the arrow. Is this a good solution? @wangzuo @tobyndockerill

@wangzuo Is it possible to allow not to render the root node itself?

@icodeforyou @wangzuo I've implemented code to enable the root node to not be rendered. shouldRenderRootNode can be passed as prop to tree and default is true. Want a pull request...