[DataGridPro] Tree data row reordering #19401

MBilalShafi · 2025-09-02T07:38:19Z

Resolves #7774

https://deploy-preview-19401--material-ui-x.netlify.app/x/react-data-grid/tree-data/#drag-and-drop-tree-data-reordering

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siriwatknp · 2025-09-30T09:13:50Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+With row reordering, users can reorder tree data or move rows from one group to another.
+To enable this feature with row grouping, pass the `rowReordering` prop to the Data Grid component:


I think this should be changed to "pass the getTreeDataPath and setTreeDataPath props to the Data Grid component".

May be intro by mentioning the reordering feature first could help the reader understand that this is a feature on top of the reordering.

siriwatknp · 2025-09-30T09:16:26Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+/>
+```
+
+:::warning


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:::warning

This warning can be removed. To me, those methods are required to make the feature work, it's not a warning.

docs/data/data-grid/row-ordering/row-ordering.md

siriwatknp

Great work 👍!
I have checked the demos and they look awesome. Just some suggestions on the docs.

arminmeh · 2025-10-01T11:59:05Z

docs/data/data-grid/row-ordering/row-ordering.md

 :::

-## Row reordering with tree data 🚧
+## Disable reordering of specific rows


Great additions to the row reordering feature 👏🏻

docs/data/data-grid/row-ordering/row-ordering.md

arminmeh · 2025-10-01T12:03:41Z

docs/data/data-grid/row-ordering/row-ordering.md


-With this feature, users would be able to reorder rows in use cases that also involve tree data and/or row grouping.
+:::info
+The above demo uses row grouping to demonstrate the concept. You can check more about this in the [Row grouping—Drag-and-drop group reordering](/x/react-data-grid/row-grouping/#drag-and-drop-group-reordering) documentation section.


Would it be better if the demo used Tree data, since it is the feature in the same plan as row reordering?

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

arminmeh · 2025-10-01T12:08:43Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+```
+
+:::warning
+In order for the cross parent operations to work where there will be a change in the path, you need to pass the `setTreeDataPath()` prop, that works reverse to how [`getTreeDataPath()`](/x/api/data-grid/data-grid-pro/#data-grid-pro-prop-getTreeDataPath) works.


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In order for the cross parent operations to work where there will be a change in the path, you need to pass the `setTreeDataPath()` prop, that works reverse to how [`getTreeDataPath()`](/x/api/data-grid/data-grid-pro/#data-grid-pro-prop-getTreeDataPath) works.

Row reordering can change the path of the row.

Pass the `setTreeDataPath()` prop to revert the operation done by [`getTreeDataPath()`](/x/api/data-grid/data-grid-pro/#data-grid-pro-prop-getTreeDataPath) while building the tree.

arminmeh · 2025-10-01T12:10:42Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+
+{{"demo": "TreeDataReordering.js", "bg": "inline", "defaultCodeOpen": false}}
+
+### Sync row data with reordered data


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### Sync row data with reordered data

### Reordering controlled rows

Why? I feel like this section should be called "Reordering persistance" instead

I also think that using the word "controlled" might cause confusion, as "rows" is a semi-controlled'ish prop which is only controlled one way (from outside to the Data Grid).

should be called "Reordering persistance" instead

Keeping in mind explanation in https://github.com/mui/mui-x/pull/19401/files#r2395786742 I think this is closer to the users' expectation. Will use it.

arminmeh · 2025-10-01T12:11:29Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+
+### Sync row data with reordered data
+
+If you want to update the external row data, for example to persist it in the local storage, you can use the `onRowOrderChange()` callback and the Data Grid selectors to get the reordered data and sync with the external data.


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If you want to update the external row data, for example to persist it in the local storage, you can use the `onRowOrderChange()` callback and the Data Grid selectors to get the reordered data and sync with the external data.

If you want to update the external row data, for example, to persist it in the local storage, you can use the `onRowOrderChange()` callback and the Data Grid selectors to get the new row order and sync with the external data.

cherniavskii · 2025-10-01T17:46:05Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/tree-data.md

+If you want to update the external row data, for example to persist it in the local storage, you can use the `onRowOrderChange()` callback and the Data Grid selectors to get the reordered data and sync with the external data.
+
+```tsx
+<DataGridPro onRowOrderChange={handleRowOrderChange} />


Shouldn't persistance be implemented with the processRowUpdate prop?
Same as with editing and row reordering with row grouping?
From what I see in the code, this is already implemented after setTreeDataPath returns an updated row.

Shouldn't persistance be implemented with the processRowUpdate prop?

Technically, yes. However, processRowUpdate() only handles cross-parent operations when actual row data is updated. It does not track reordering within the same parent. This limitation has been highlighted by users, for example, in this comment.

Ideally, we would have a controlled model like rowReorderModel / onRowReorderModelChange. Since such an API does not currently exist, the Data Grid assumes that the row order matches the order of items provided in the rows prop.

This example demonstrates how to synchronize row order externally (for example, using component state or local storage). The approach is similar to the row ordering example in the docs, but adapted for the tree data case.

So for row reordering persistence to work with nested data, both processRowUpdate and onRowOrderChange should be used, correct?

I think it depends on the use case.

Technically, onRowOrderChange() alone could work, but it does not provide specific details about which rows were affected. This means users may need to perform a deep comparison with the previous rows if they want to persist specific row updates to a database. On the other hand, processRowUpdate() is better suited for handling individual row updates (data), but it doesn't provide the same parent reorders or the drop position for cross-parent reorders.

As I understand it, persistence can be implemented in the following ways:

1. Cross-parent row updates only

If the relative order of rows within a parent does not matter, processRowUpdate() alone is sufficient for persisting cross-parent row (data) updates.

2. Local or client-side state persistence

If row updates do not need to be saved to a database and only need to be synced with component state or local storage, using onRowOrderChange() with the gridOrderedDataRowsSelector is enough, since it provides a fresh ordered rows array that can be directly used with setState(). Both order and data will be persisted this way. (The demo under discussion uses this approach)

3. Proper backend data persistence with order tracking

For more complex scenarios where both row data updates and relative row reorderings need to be persisted (for example, in a sequential database), a hybrid approach can be used. Here, processRowUpdate() handles data updates while onRowOrderChange() tracks reorder changes. I expect #8352 to improve this particular use-case.

Does it make sense?

Thanks for the details!

Proper backend data persistence with order tracking

I think this is the scenario we should follow in our persistence demo.
Initially, I thought that the need to use both processRowUpdate and onRowOrderChange for persistence is weird. But on second thought, that's exactly what you'd do in case of a flat rows structure if you want to support Editing and Row reordering. The difference is that for nested rows, moving the row to a different parent === editing operation, so you have to use Editing API to persist such an action 👍🏻

In our docs we should explain that moving a row from one parent to another edits a row under the hood, and this is why the processRowUpdate is necessary for persistance.

cherniavskii · 2025-10-01T17:51:23Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderExecutor.ts

+
+      // Process row update if needed
+      if (processRowUpdate) {
+        try {


I see that the same (or very similar) try...catch block being repeated multiple times, could you deduplicate it?
Also, why isn't BatchRowUpdater used for all updates? Even when we know that only one row will be updated, it might still make sense if we let the updater handle the process. WDYT?

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderExecutor.ts

cherniavskii · 2025-10-01T18:06:58Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderExecutor.ts

+class SameParentSwapOperation extends BaseReorderOperation {
+  readonly operationType = 'same-parent-swap';
+
+  detectOperation(ctx: ReorderExecutionContext): ReorderOperation | null {


Is there a chance to reuse the operation detection logic with row reordering?

You mean plain data reordering?

No, sorry, I meant grouped rows reordering

cherniavskii · 2025-10-01T18:10:53Z

docs/data/data-grid/tree-data/TreeDataSyncRowData.tsx

+  {
+    id: 20,
+    path: ['Pictures', 'Family', 'Birthday.png'],
+    name: 'Birthday.png',


Did you consider the possibility of letting developers control over the drop targets?
While playing with this example, I thought that if this was a real-world use case, you don't want to turn a file into a folder. You would want to be able to move files or folders between folders though.

Developers should be able to use "isValidRowReorder()" to do that.

It seems to be a nice demo. I'll try to add it. 👍

cherniavskii · 2025-10-01T18:15:41Z

packages/x-data-grid/src/components/containers/GridRootStyles.ts

        display: 'none',
      },
    },
-    [`& .${c['row--dropAbove']}`]: {


Just curious – what's the rationale for replacing this with GridRowDragAndDropOverlay?

Feasibility: The "over" usecase wasn't possible with just pseudo classes.

Consistency: Tree view also uses a similar approach.

Do we still need these classes then?

We don't. Nice catch, I forgot to clean them up. Will do.

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arminmeh · 2025-10-03T08:42:58Z

packages/x-data-grid/src/hooks/features/rows/gridRowsSelector.ts

  },
 );

+export const gridOrderedDataRowsSelector = createSelector(


I see that this is only used in the demo
Would it make sense to use GridRowOrderChangeParams to manually create a new row order in the userland and not make a new selector?

GridRowOrderChangeParams in its current form isn't reliable, especially when mutiple rows are involved, e.g. when moving an entire group. I'm considering planning a breaking change in next major to let the users handle this with GridRowOrderChangeParams by extending it's type.

Will add an item in v9 BCs with a proposal.

We could extend the type even now and add children property to hold a part of the tree (for group nodes).
This should be enough, right?
Or there is something else that is not reliable, like stale data?

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T08:49:00Z

packages/x-data-grid/src/models/api/gridRowApi.ts

+   * @returns {void | Promise<void>} Returns a Promise when async operations are involved (e.g., processRowUpdate)
   */
-  setRowIndex: (rowId: GridRowId, targetIndex: number) => void;
+  setRowIndex: (rowId: GridRowId, targetIndex: number) => void | Promise<void>;


This is a breaking change.
You also had to handle it in the grid row reorder hook

// Handle both sync and async cases if (result && typeof result.then === 'function') { await result; }

Do we even need to wait for setRowIndex to finish? If I understand correctly, the async nature of setRowIndex is coming from the fact that some operations involve persistence, but shouldn't that be in the background (i.e. we don't need to wait for it when calling setRowIndex)?

We need to wait because in case of failure, the event (onRowOrderChange()) should not be fired.

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T09:27:50Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/models/dataGridProProps.ts

   */
  onDataSourceError?: (error: GridGetRowsError<GridGetRowsParams> | GridUpdateRowError) => void;
+  /**
+   * Determines if a row is reorderable.


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* Determines if a row is reorderable.

* Indicates if a row is reorderable.

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T09:31:44Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/models/dataGridProProps.ts

+  /**
+   * Allows to disable certain row reorder operations based on the context.
+   * The internal validation is still applied which allows maximum supported use-cases.
+   * Use `isValidRowReorder()` to omit some of the default validation rules.
+   * @param {ReorderValidationContext} context The context object containing all information about the reorder operation.
+   * @returns {boolean} A boolean indicating if the reorder operation should go through.
+   */


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/**

* Allows to disable certain row reorder operations based on the context.

* The internal validation is still applied which allows maximum supported use-cases.

* Use `isValidRowReorder()` to omit some of the default validation rules.

* @param {ReorderValidationContext} context The context object containing all information about the reorder operation.

* @returns {boolean} A boolean indicating if the reorder operation should go through.

*/

/**

* Indicates if a row reorder attempt is valid.

* Can be used to disable certain row reorder operations based on the context.

* The internal validation is still applied, preventing unsupported use-cases.

* Use `isValidRowReorder()` to add more validation rules to the default ones.

* @param {ReorderValidationContext} context The context object containing all information about the reorder operation.

* @returns {boolean} A boolean indicating if the reorder operation should go through.

*/

This adds rules, you can't omit the default, right?

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T09:39:27Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/tests/rowReorderTreeData.DataGridPro.test.tsx

+
+  let apiRef: RefObject<GridApi | null>;
+
+  // Suppress `act()` warnings


arminmeh · 2025-10-03T09:43:26Z

packages/x-data-grid/src/hooks/features/rowReorder/gridRowReorderInterfaces.ts

+  /**
+   * The current drop target information.
+   */
+  dropTarget: {


why do we need this in the state
can't we just listen to mouseOver on the row?

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T09:50:10Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/rowReorder/reorderValidationTypes.ts

+  dragDirection: DragDirection;
+  targetRowIndex: number;
+  sourceRowIndex: number;
+  expandedSortedRowIndexLookup: Record<GridRowId, number>;


This can be fetched with the selector, so we don't have to pass it around.
targetRowIndex and sourceRowIndex are in a similar situation.
If you need them, you can get them from targetNode and sourceNode and the selector

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T14:27:42Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/tests/rowReorderTreeData.DataGridPro.test.tsx

+  return index;
+};
+
+const createTreeData = (): GridRowsProp => [


Why not just

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const createTreeData = (): GridRowsProp => [

const treeData: GridRowsProp = [

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T14:32:59Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/tests/rowReorderTreeData.DataGridPro.test.tsx

+      const leafAIndex = allValues.indexOf('LeafA');
+      const leafBIndex = allValues.indexOf('LeafB');
+
+      // If not found by name, look for node IDs


seems unnecessary
is the indexOf sometimes missing to find the leaf?

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T14:35:46Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/tests/rowReorderTreeData.DataGridPro.test.tsx

+        expect(handleRowOrderChange.callCount).to.equal(0);
+      });
+
+      it('should render correctly with isRowReorderable prop', () => {


Nitpick: could be part of the previous test, where you try dragging other row after the first one was ignored

arminmeh · 2025-10-03T14:36:59Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/tests/rowReorderTreeData.DataGridPro.test.tsx

+        const documentsIndex = allValues.indexOf('Documents');
+        const workIndex = allValues.indexOf('Work');
+
+        if (documentsIndex >= 0 && workIndex >= 0) {


Shouldn't we have an error if we can't find the rows instead of skipping the assertion?

There are a couple more if statements that do the same

cherniavskii · 2025-10-03T19:00:11Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/rowReorder/useGridRowReorder.tsx

+              const result = apiRef.current.setRowIndex(dragRowId, validatedIndex);
+
+              // Handle both sync and async cases
+              if (result && typeof result.then === 'function') {
+                await result;
+              }


Not sure if it's necessary (see #19401 (comment)), but you can await function regardless whether it's sync or async:

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const result = apiRef.current.setRowIndex(dragRowId, validatedIndex);

// Handle both sync and async cases

if (result && typeof result.then === 'function') {

await result;

}

await apiRef.current.setRowIndex(dragRowId, validatedIndex);

cherniavskii · 2025-10-03T19:35:39Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/rowReorder/useGridRowReorder.tsx

+      // Execute callback and wait if it's async
+      const result = callback();
+      if (result && typeof result.then === 'function') {
+        await result;
+      }


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// Execute callback and wait if it's async

const result = callback();

if (result && typeof result.then === 'function') {

await result;

}

await callback();

arminmeh · 2025-10-06T07:34:36Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderValidator.ts

+    name: 'over-position',
+    applies: (ctx) => ctx.dropPosition === 'over',
+    isInvalid: (ctx) => ctx.targetNode.type !== 'leaf',
+    message: 'Cannot drop over a non leaf node',


I am fine if it stays like this
But, we can also allow this and consider it as a drop to the last position in the group
It would be like dropping a file in the folder without opening that folder

arminmeh · 2025-10-06T07:37:23Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderValidator.ts

+    isInvalid: (ctx) => {
+      // check if the target is a descendent of the source
+      // 1. Direct child case
+      if (ctx.targetNode.parent === ctx.sourceNode.id) {


This is already covered by the loop below, so it can be removed

arminmeh · 2025-10-06T07:45:40Z

packages/x-data-grid-pro/src/hooks/features/treeData/treeDataReorderValidator.ts

+    message: 'Cannot drop below collapsed group',
+  },
+  {
+    name: 'drop-on-leaf-descendant-check',


Isn't this already covered by 'group-to-leaf' for any drop position?

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[data grid] Row reorder visual updates #4754

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		With row reordering, users can reorder tree data or move rows from one group to another.
		To enable this feature with row grouping, pass the `rowReordering` prop to the Data Grid component:

	In order for the cross parent operations to work where there will be a change in the path, you need to pass the `setTreeDataPath()` prop, that works reverse to how [`getTreeDataPath()`](/x/api/data-grid/data-grid-pro/#data-grid-pro-prop-getTreeDataPath) works.
	Row reordering can change the path of the row.
	Pass the `setTreeDataPath()` prop to revert the operation done by [`getTreeDataPath()`](/x/api/data-grid/data-grid-pro/#data-grid-pro-prop-getTreeDataPath) while building the tree.


		{{"demo": "TreeDataReordering.js", "bg": "inline", "defaultCodeOpen": false}}

		### Sync row data with reordered data

	### Sync row data with reordered data
	### Reordering controlled rows


		### Sync row data with reordered data

		If you want to update the external row data, for example to persist it in the local storage, you can use the `onRowOrderChange()` callback and the Data Grid selectors to get the reordered data and sync with the external data.

	* Determines if a row is reorderable.
	* Indicates if a row is reorderable.


		let apiRef: RefObject<GridApi \| null>;

		// Suppress `act()` warnings

	const createTreeData = (): GridRowsProp => [
	const treeData: GridRowsProp = [

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