element-ui function replaces ivew

This time I will bring you element-ui function to replace ivew. What are the precautions for replacing ivew with element-ui function? The following is a practical case, let’s take a look.

Implementation principle

Modified the element-ui source code, extracted the tree module in the source code

Then modified the checkbox and other components that come with element as Checkbox of iview, and compatible method

Finally modified the element style, changed it to iview style, and added some styles myself

The new tree component can be said to be the logic of element and the style of iview

<template>
 <p>
  </p>
<p>
   <span>
     <icon></icon>
   </span>
   <checkbox></checkbox>
   <span>
   </span>
   <node-content></node-content>
  </p>
  <collapse-transition>
   <p>
    <el-tree-node>
    </el-tree-node>
   </p>
  </collapse-transition>
 
</template>

Modify handleCheckChange because the logic of iview's checkbox component is different and the return of the function is different. It needs to be compatible with

handleCheckChange(ev) {
    this.node.setChecked(ev, !this.tree.checkStrictly);
   },

The project structure after extraction is completed, and encapsulated into an npm plug-in

How to use

Must install iview

All styles are replaced with ivew

The functions are all in accordance with element- The ui is the same as before

npm i chu-tree-iview

import chuView from 'chu-tree-iview'
Vue.use(chuView)
<chu-tree></chu-tree>

The usage documentation is exactly the same as element-ui

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