IT Agile Logic Trees

Generic Java tree data structures, builders and models

Introduction

IT Agile Logic Trees brings utilities for generating tree objects. Code is not limited to a specific type of data like String, it could be any object you need, like a menu object with properties or indicators arranged for group aggregation.

Example

The example below shows how to use MutableTreeNode to construct tree nodes and how to add children to each node.

import com.itagile.logic.trees.DefaultMutableTreeNode;
import com.itagile.logic.trees.MutableTreeNode;
import com.itagile.logic.trees.TreeNode;

...

    private static void printNode(TreeNode<String> node) {
        System.out.println(node.getData());
        for (TreeNode<String> child : node.getChildren()) {
            printNode(child);
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
    	MutableTreeNode<String> root = new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("root");
    	MutableTreeNode<String> a = new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("A");
    	MutableTreeNode<String> b = new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("B");
        root.add(a).add(b);
        a.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("A.2"))
         .add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("A.1"));
        b.add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("B.1"))
         .add(new DefaultMutableTreeNode<>("B.2"));
        printNode(root);
    }

This example prints:

    root
    A
    A.2
    A.1
    B
    B.1
    B.2

Development

Maven

This project uses Apache Maven as a build tool. The convention for version numbers is major.minor.patch as stated by SemVer 2.0. Under development code is marked with SNAPSHOT following maven standard.

Git branching

Developed code adheres to the set of branching rules defined by OneFlow - a Git branching model and workflow