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react-scoll

v1.1.0

Published

infinite scroller, record scroll position, like twitter's timeline

Downloads

37

Readme

React-Roll

infinite scroller, record scroll position, like twitter's timeline

🇦🇺English |🇨🇳 简体中文

Features

  • Optimization big list
  • infinite scroll loading
  • Record list scroll state
  • Support different height list items

DEMO

different height items

simple-demo

select city of china

city-select-demo

infinite scroll to load data

infinite-load-demo

record scroll status

record-demo

Install

npm install react-roll

Usage

* Quick use!

import {Provider, Scroller} from 'react-roll'

const App () => (
  <Provider>
    <Scroller element={ListItem}/>
  </Provider>
)

* How to pass data to each list item?

async function fetch(page, push) {
  const list = await getData({page}) // list: [{title}]
  push(list)
}

const ListItem = ({title}) => <div>{title}</div>

// As long as there is onFetch prop, that you can infinite load list data
<Provider>
  <Scroller element={ListItem} onFetch={fetch} />
</Provider>

* Make scrolling more precise


// If the list items have different heights, set an average height!
// And If the list items have same heights, set an average height too!
<Provider>
  <Scroller averageHeight={200} element={ListItem} onFetch={fetch} />
</Provider>

* No need to scroll infinitely, just optimize the list


<Provider source={bigList}>
  <Scroller averageHeight={50} element={ListItem}>
</Provider>

* Insert elements other than lists


<Provider source={bigList}>
  <Scroller
    {/* other elements */}
    upperRender={() => <Header />}
    averageHeight={50}
    element={ListItem}>
</Provider>

API

Scroller

| prop(extends DIV) | description | type | default | | :---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | ------: | | element | list item component | React.Element | | averageHeight | average height of list item | Number | 350 | | length | The actual number to render, If not set, it will be calculated by the algorithm | Number | | onFetch | the method of fetch data | Function | | upperRender | insert elements other than lists | Function |

Provider

| prop | description | type | default | | :----- | ----------------------------------------------- | ----- | ------: | | source | data of list, make scrolling components controlled | Array |