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v2-lazy-list

v2.2.5

Published

A simple lazy load list component based Vue 2.x

Downloads

495

Readme

webpack-4 vue-version license npm-version build pass

v2-lazy-list

A simple lazy-load list component based Vue 2.x, which will be on-demand rendering the list based container element's viewport.

v1.x is not maintained

Installation

npm:

npm i --save v2-lazy-list beautify-scrollbar

or yarn

yarn add  v2-lazy-list beautify-scrollbar

Get Started

import Vue from 'vue';
import 'beautify-scrollbar/dist/index.css';
import V2LazyList from 'v2-lazy-list';

Vue.use(V2LazyList)

<v2-lazy-list :data="data"></v2-lazy-list>

Visit the examples.

Available Props

| Attribute | Type | Accepted Values | Default | Description | | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: | | data | Array | - | [] | the list data to render | | height | String/Number | - | 320 | the height of the content wrap element | | item-height | String/Number | - | 40 | the height of list item | | threshold | String/Number | - | 0 | the threshold value to trigger next-fetch in infinite scrolling | | tag | String | HTML tag name | 'ul' | container elment tag | | item-tag | String | HTML tag name | 'li' | item element tag | | mode | String | demand/lazy | 'demand' | render demand list or lazy list |

Events

| Event Name | Description | Parameters | | :--: | :--: | :--: | | reach-threshold | triggers when reaching threshold value| - | | scrolling | triggers when element is scrolling | - | | scroll-stop | triggers when element stop scroll | - |

Development

git clone [email protected]:dwqs/v2-lazy-list.git

cd v2-lazy-list

npm i 

npm run dev

LICENSE

MIT