react-virtualized-sectionlist
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React SectionList component based in react-virtualized List
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react-virtualized-sectionlist
React SectionList component based in a wrapper around react-virtualized List.
This component can be usefull to display large sets of grouped data with header line between groups.
Installation
npm install react-virtualized-sectionlist --save
yarn add react-virtualized-sectionlist
Example / Usage
This component mimic the same concepts, props and API from react-virtualized List component. If you need click here
to get more info about.
In order to use this component your data need be in this format-schema:
const sections = [
{ title: 'Group 1', data: ['Item 1 of Group 1', 'Item 2 of Group 1', 'Item 3 of Group 1', ...] },
{ title: 'Group 2', data: ['Item 1 of Group 2', 'Item 2 of Group 2', 'Item 3 of Group 2', ...] },
{ title: 'Group 3', data: ['Item 1 of Group 3', 'Item 2 of Group 3', 'Item 3 of Group 3', ...] },
...
];
And to render your the SectionList:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import SectionList from 'react-virtualized-sectionlist';
const renderHeader = ({title, sectionIndex, key, style, isScrolling, isVisible, parent}) => {
return (
<div key={key} className="list--header" style={style}>
<h4>{title}</h4>
</div>
);
};
const renderRow = ({item, sectionIndex, rowIndex, key, style, isScrolling, isVisible, parent}) => {
return (
<div key={key} className="list--item" style={style}>
<p>{item}</p>
</div>
);
};
const ROW_HEIGHT = 30;
const sections = [
{ title: 'Group 1', data: ['Item 1 of Group 1', 'Item 2 of Group 1', 'Item 3 of Group 1'] },
{ title: 'Group 2', data: ['Item 1 of Group 2', 'Item 2 of Group 2', 'Item 3 of Group 2'] },
{ title: 'Group 3', data: ['Item 1 of Group 3', 'Item 2 of Group 3', 'Item 3 of Group 3'] },
];
const MySectionList = () => {
return (
<SectionList
width={300}
height={250}
sections={sections}
sectionHeaderRenderer={renderHeader}
sectionHeaderHeight={ROW_HEIGHT}
rowHeight={ROW_HEIGHT}
rowRenderer={renderRow} />}
);
};
// before that you can use your <MySectionList /> component everywhere you need...
License
MIT