Tree.onSelect
See original GitHub issueIt might be cleaner to have an onSelect callback that can be placed on the root tree node. It only get’s fired when an item gets selected. A group can only be selected during multi select.
New Api:
type TreeProps = {
onSelect: () // only get's called when a single item is selected.
}
Then when the tree selects something programmatically, this code can run and does not need to be duplicated.
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+1 for this, first thing I was looking out was the onSelect handler from the Tree.
I’ll reopen this then. Yeah, I can’t think of an easy way to run a function when the node is selected. You’d have to put that code in the onClick handler of NodeRenderer probably, which is not very natural.