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plurall-infinite-list

v1.4.34

Published

This component encapsulates the infinite scroll list used in many of our applications.

Downloads

23

Readme

PlurallInfiniteList

This component encapsulates the infinite scroll list used in many of our applications.

How to use

There are four required props:

  • endpoint: the url you want to fetch
  • accessToken: the api access token
  • renderItem: a render function that will be called for each item the api returns
  • renderLoadButton: a render function for the load more button. This function receives the components props as the first parameter.

Example:

<InfiniteListContainer
  endpoint="InfiniteListContainer"
  accessToken="123"
  renderItem={post => <div>{post.title}</div>}
  renderLoadButton={props => <button>Load {props.pageSize} More</button>}
>

Optional props

  • renderLoading: a render function for the 'loading' placeholder that will be shown as the api request is made.
  • apiPageNumberParameterName: the name of the parameter the api uses to indicate the page to be fetched.
  • apiPageSizeParameterName: the name of the parameter the api uses to indicate the number of results per page.
  • pageSize: the number of results per page.
  • keyName: the item property to be used as key on the list.