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react-select-virtualized
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react-select v2 + react-virtualized + react hooks!
This project came up after hours of trying to find an autocomplete component that supports large sets of data to be displayed and search. react-select is the most used library out there and very customizable but poorly performant. I used the airbnb library react-virtualized for the virtual data loading of element and plugged it to the react-select menu list. I know that react-virtualized-select does the same, but the library is not maintained anymore and it is using the old 1.x version of react select. Also it has not full support of the grouping functionality and mny other new select props. So I decided to create a new component and share it to the community.
npm install --save react-select-virtualized
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Select from 'react-select-virtualized';
class Example extends Component {
render() {
return <Select />;
}
}
MIT © guiyep
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Select virtualized component using: react-select v4 + react-virtualized + react hooks
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