Jake Zatecky

Model 3 is the one that can most easily be added. The second model would take more...thought. While some interest in Model 2 has been expressed, I can likely get...

Model 3 has been fully implemented on the `v1.6-dev` branch. This can be activated by passing in `checkModel="all"` to the component. An alpha version of v1.6 has been published (`1.6.0-alpha.0`)...

@worthlutz, yes the partial nodes are intentionally not included in the `checked` array.

@bikashkomprise can you post a live example showing your issue? I created a quick sandbox example that logs to the console all nodes when items are checked/unchecked: https://codesandbox.io/s/q9kxzq4vz9

Hello there. As you have found, a consequence of the `disabled` feature is that checking nodes will not propagate to those nodes. I might add a property to allow this,...

You can access the affected node through the second argument of the `onCheck` function (`onCheck(nodes, node)`), but unfortunately this does not pass in any custom attributes that you may have...

Thanks for the report.

This is more of a general React question as opposed to something specific to this component. I am not aware of a way to make React interpret a string as...

You can use `checkModel="all"` such that if a parent node has all children fully checked it will be included in the `checked` array.

Currently, that is not possible. Partially-checked nodes (that is, nodes with at least one child checked but not all children checked) are never included in the `checked` array. A future...