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react-infinite-pane

v0.1.5

Published

Responsive infinite scroll pane for React

Downloads

7

Readme

react-infinite-pane

Responsive infinite scroll pane for React

Demo: https://react-infinite-scroll.herokuapp.com/

Features

  • Supports a static scroll bar so the height of the window should always be equal to what it would be if all items were loaded.
  • ONLY items in the view get loaded, all other items above and below the fold aren't actually in the DOM.

Install

Install with npm

$ npm i react-infinite-pane --save-dev

Usage

<InfinitePane
  Component={MyComponent} // The component to pass props to
  componentProps={{ width: 10 }} // Static props to pass the component
  list={data} // A list of objects to be passed as props to [Component]
  totalCount={imageCount} // Required to determine scrollbar height
  fetch={({ startIndex, endIndex }) => { /* ... */ }} // the function to call to load more (if not preloaded).
/>

The loaded prop

this.props.loaded will only return true if the item is in the index. Otherwise it will return a copy of the first item in the index. Use this to build logic into your component to display a loading graphic/message.

Running tests

Install dev dependencies:

$ npm i -d && npm test

Todo

  • [ ] Tests. **Status: Currently the scroll state is difficult to test with JSDOM. Looking into using an actual browser environment to test.

Contributing

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue

Author

Jason Waldrip

License

Copyright © 2016 Jason Waldrip Licensed under the MIT license.