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patchkit-msg-list

v1.1.0

Published

Infinite-scrolling view of SSB messages

Downloads

10

Readme

Message List

Infinite-scrolling view of SSB messages

screenshot.png

import MsgList from 'patchkit-msg-list'
import Card from 'patchkit-msg-view/card'
import Thread from 'patchkit-flat-msg-thread'
import TopNav from './my-top-nav'
import LeftNav from './my-left-nav'
import RightNav from './my-right-nav'

// message-source function
const source = (opts) => {
  return ssb.createLogStream(opts)
}

// convert a message object to a gt/gte for the source() call
// - used when needing to load more
const cursor = msg => {
  if (msg)
    return [msg.ts, false]
}

<MsgList
  threads
  dateDividers
  TopNav={TopNav} topNavProps={{ ... }}
  LeftNav={LeftNav} leftNavProps={{ ... }}
  RightNav={ThisRightNav} rightNavProps={{ ... }}
  ListItem={Card} listItemProps={{ ... }}
  Thread={Thread}
  live={{ gt: [Date.now(), null] }}
  emptyMsg={'Your feed is empty.'}
  source={source}
  cursor={cursor} />

Options:

  • ListItem: React component to render each list item (required).

  • Thread: React component to render an expanded list item (optional).

  • TopNav: React component to render above the list (optional).

  • LeftNav: React component to render on the left of the list (optional).

  • RightNav: React component to render on the right of the list (optional).

  • Append: React component to render at the bottom of the list, when there's nothing more to load (optional).

  • listItemProps: Properties to pass to ListItem on render.

  • topNavProps: Properties to pass to TopNav on render.

  • leftNavProps: Properties to pass to LeftNav on render.

  • rightNavProps: Properties to pass to RightNav on render.

  • threadProps: Properties to pass to Thread on render.

  • emptyMsg: String or elements to render if source() returns nothing.

  • batchLoadAmt: Number of messages to load each time the user scrolls to the bottom.

  • live: Run a live-stream? If an object, will be passed into source() in the live-stream call.

  • threads: Fetch thread data?

  • queueNewMsgs: Queue new messages instead of immediately inserting them? (Only applies if live is truthy.)

  • showMissing: Render messages that don't have a value?

  • dateDividers: Render date dividers?

  • forceRaw: Force all messagse to render in raw mode?

  • source: Function to load messages from (must return a pull-stream source).

  • filter: Filter on messages (must return a bool).

  • cursor: Function to convert message objects to a value the source function can accept in its gt parameter.

Styles

Use the .less file:

@import "node_modules/patchkit-msg-list/styles.less"