<VirtualList />
for Preact
A "virtual" list component that renders only visible rows of a given data set.
Useful for those super important business applications where one must show all million rows.
Usage Example
Provide the list of items as data
, an item renderer as renderRow
, and the height of a single row as rowHeight
. Everything else is optional.
<VirtualList
data={['a', 'b', 'c']}
renderRow={ row => <div>{row}</div> }
rowHeight={22}
overscanCount={10}
sync
/>
Props
Prop | Type | Description |
---|
data | Array | List of data items |
renderRow | Function | Renders a single row |
rowHeight | Number | Static height of a row |
sync | Boolean | If true , forces synchronous rendering * |
overscanCount | Number | Number of extra rows to render above and below visible list. Defaults to 10. ** |
* About synchronous rendering: It's best to try without sync
enabled first. If the normal async rendering behavior is fine, it's best to leave sync turned off. If you're seeing flickering, enabling sync will ensure every update gets out to the screen without dropping renders, but does so at the expense of actual framerate.
** Why overscan? Rendering normalized blocks of rows reduces the number of DOM interactions by grouping all row renders into a single atomic update.
Without Overscan | With Overscan |
---|
| |
Simple Example
View this example on JSFiddle
import VirtualList from 'preact-virtual-list';
const DATA = [];
for (let x=1e5; x--; ) DATA[x] = `Item #${x+1}`;
class Demo extends Component {
rowHeight = 30;
renderRow(row) {
return <div class="row">{row}</div>;
}
render() {
return (
<VirtualList sync class="list"
data={DATA}
rowHeight={this.rowHeight}
renderRow={this.renderRow}
/>
);
}
}
render(Demo, document.body);
Functional Example
View this example on JSFiddle
import VirtualList from 'preact-virtual-list';
const DATA = [];
for (let x=1e5; x--; ) DATA[x] = `Item #${x+1}`;
const Row = row => (
<div class="row">{row}</div>
);
render((
<VirtualList data={DATA} rowHeight={30} renderRow={Row} />
), document.body);
License
MIT