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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp.ex

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp.ex

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

About

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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TreeSharp.ex

TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

NuGet | V1.0.3

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Features

  • GetTree : builds a tree from a list of items
  • GetChildren : retrieves all children of a specific item in the tree
  • GetParents : retrieves all parents of a specific item in the tree
  • GetLeaves : retrieves all leaves (nodes with no children) of the tree

Installation

  1. You can install TreeSharp via NuGet package manager. Simply search for "TreeSharp.ex" and click "Install".
  2. You can install TreeSharp via command in the Package Manager Console: Install-Package TreeSharp.ex

Usage

  1. Import the TreeSharp namespace in your C# project:

    using TreeSharp.ex;

  2. To build a tree from a list of items, use the GetTree extension method:

    var tree = items.GetTree(selector: item => item.Id, parent_selector: item => item.ParentId);

  3. To retrieve all children of a specific item, use the GetChildren extension method:

    var children = item.GetChildren(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  4. To retrieve all parents of a specific item, use the GetParents extension method:

    var parents = item.GetParents(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

  5. To retrieve all leaves of the tree, use the GetLeaves extension method:

    var leaves = tree.GetLeaves(selector: node => node.Id, parent_selector: node => node.ParentId);

Required Parameters:

  • selector : represents the unique identifier of the node.
  • parent_selector : represents the identifier of the parent node.

Optional Parameters:

  • start: Represents the root node (could be null) or a node to start from.
  • include_start_node: Flag to determine whether to include the start value with the result or not.
  • depth: The depth level of building the tree or retrieving parents/children.

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome! If you find a bug or have a feature request, please open an issue. Pull requests are also accepted.

License

TreeSharp is Free Forever

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TreeSharp is a C# class library that simplifies working with tree structures in your code. With TreeSharp, you can easily build a list of items as a tree, and retrieve all children, parents, and leaves of a specific item within that tree.

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