There has been a number of questions on React checkboxes. This answer is pretty good, and it helps to modularize the idea of select-all checkboxes in React.
Now, I have a problem. I have a dictionary like this:
{
regionOne: {
subareaOne,
subareaTwo,
subareaThree,
subareaFour
},
regionTwo: {
subareaFive,
subareaSix
}
}
Here, each region is mapped to an arbitrary number of sub areas, which I do not know beforehand.
I want to create checkboxes such that each region and each subarea has a checkbox, and each region's checkbox acts as a select-all/de-select all for all the subareas it is mapped to. That is, something like this:
So, when you click on the checkbox for regionOne
, the checkboxes for subareaOne
, subareaTwo
, subareaThree
and subareaFour
should all be checked as well, but not those in regionTwo
.
I think I can adapt this answer, but its getInitialState
function assumes that you know how many children checkboxes there are.
Any idea on how to do this in an elegant method? I am now considering initialising the checkboxes dynamically using mapping, but I am not sure...VanillaJS would have been much simpler >.<
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