How to use 'kendo tree view' in JavaScript

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43function TreeNode(tree, config) {
44 config || (config = {});
45
46 this.id = this._yuid = config.id || this.id || Y.guid('treeNode-');
47 this.tree = tree;
48
49 if ('label' in config) {
50 this.label = config.label;
51 }
52
53 this.children = config.children || [];
54 this.data = config.data || {};
55 this.state = config.state || {};
56
57 if (config.canHaveChildren) {
58 this.canHaveChildren = config.canHaveChildren;
59 } else if (this.children.length) {
60 this.canHaveChildren = true;
61 }
62
63 // Mix in arbitrary properties on the config object, but don't overwrite any
64 // existing properties of this node.
65 Y.mix(this, config);
66
67 // If this node has children, loop through them and ensure their parent
68 // references are all set to this node.
69 for (var i = 0, len = this.children.length; i < len; i++) {
70 this.children[i].parent = this;
71 }
72}
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48function TreeView(grid, options) {
49 this.grid = grid;
50 this.options = options || {};
51 grid.properties.showTreeColumn = false;
52}

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