react-infinite-list

A handy React component to render infinite, onScroll fetched, data lists.

Demo: https://react-infinite-list.netlify.com

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Install

$ npm install @damnhotuser/react-infinite-list

Usage

react-infinite-list provides a single component, InfiniteList.

import React, { useState } from "react";
import InfiniteList from "@damnhotuser/react-infinite-list";
import mock_fetch from "./mock_data"; // mocking an API service
const App = props => {
  const [rows, setRows] = useState([]);
  const fetchData = (offset, limit) =>
    mock_fetch(offset, limit).then(data => {
      setRows([...rows, ...data]);
    });
  return (
    /*
     * InfiniteList takes three needed arguments:
     * `rows` are data to display in the list
     * `fetchData` is called on rendering and when needed, on scroll
     * `limit` is the number of rows to fetch on each `fetchData` call
     *
     * InfiniteList's `children` must be a function, and has the row to render passed as an argument
     *
     * current `index` and `ref` will also be passed as arguments of your `children` function, it is IMPORTANT to pass ref to the rendered list element for the onScroll fetch to work
     */
    <InfiniteList rows={rows} fetchData={fetchData} limit={limit}>
      {(row, index, ref) => (
        <div key={index} ref={ref}>
          {row.name}
        </div>
      )}
    </InfiniteList>
  );
};

⚠️ InfiniteList’s children must be a function. The current row to render will be passed as an argument.

⚠️ current index and ref will also be passed as arguments of your children function, it is IMPORTANT to pass ref to the rendered list element for the onScroll fetch to work

InfiniteList takes also 3 optionnal arguments:

• containerClasses are classes that will be passed as an argument to the div holding your list.
• containerStyle are style rules that will be passed as an argument to the div holding your list.
• fetchThreshold (number) is the number of element before the end of the displayed list to wait before calling fetchData again. i.e. if n elements are displayed on the list, and fetchThreshold is set to 3,fetchData will be called when the n-3^th element of the list is scrolled into view. The default value of fetchthreshold is 5.