javascript - jQuery: Group <a> links based on text value -


jquery noob here - needing help.

basically, because go's html/template output sucks, i'm forced use more js (which suck at!)

i have ordered, not grouped list of links, need grouping "parent folder" links, text value. file/folder tree.

the list dynamic, based follows:

<div id="files"> <a>file.rb</a> <a>somefile.rb</a> <a>folder</a> <a>folder/level2</a> <a>folder/level2/file.js</a> <a>folder/level2/level3/anotherfile.js</a> </div>

so files need grouped parent folder, , folders grouped recursively text in 'a' element. parent 'a' 'folder' , child 'files' within folder.

unfortunately, folder , file 'a's can't given separate classes on generation due underlying go script. output expanded directory of folders / files in ordered, not grouped links.

re: comment below: example desired output following:

http://labs.abeautifulsite.net/archived/jquery-filetree/demo/

i understand mean splitting files/folders ul/li lists, i'm fine that. it's detection of file vs folder & folder level link text struggling with.

any appreciated! thanks! :)

is you're looking for?

http://jsfiddle.net/6hwsk/

$(document).ready(function(){     var alist = $('#files > a');     var filelist = [];     $.each($('#files > a'), function(i, obj){         filelist.push($(obj).html());     });      var tree = getnodetree(filelist);     console.log(tree);     var html = drawmenu(tree, "http://www.google.nl");     console.log(html);     $('#files').html(html); });  function getnodetree(filelist){     if(filelist.length === 0){         return [];     }     var childtree = [];     $.each(filelist, function(i, path){         var nodenames = path.split("/");         if(childtree[nodenames[0]]===undefined){             childtree[nodenames[0]] = [];             childtree[nodenames[0]]['files'] = [];         }         if(nodenames.length>1){             var childpath = nodenames.slice(1).join("/");             childtree[nodenames[0]]['files'].push(childpath);         }     });     for(var key in childtree) {         childtree[key]['name'] = key;         childtree[key]['files'] = getnodetree(childtree[key]['files']);     }     return childtree; }  function drawmenu(tree, basepath){     var elements = "";     for(var key in tree) {         var node = tree[key];         var path = basepath + "/" + node['name'];         var childmenu = drawmenu(node['files'], path);         elements += $('<div><li><a href="'+ path + '">' + node['name'] + childmenu + '</a></li></div>').html();     }     if(elements.length>0){         elements = '<ul>'+elements+'</ul>';     }     return $('<div>'+elements+'</div>').html(); }

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