react-virtualized - npm Package Versions

4.2.1

Set VirtualScroll default style to width: 100% to be more inline with default FlexTable behavior.

4.2.0

Replaced React.cloneElement with wrapper element in order to:

• Better support for pure function components; (they were not compatible with inline style positioning).
• Relax the requirement of rowRenderer having to specify a key.
• Support React.PropTypes.node children (including plain strings, numbers, etc.) instead of just elements.

4.1.0

Added -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch for smoother inertial scrolling on mobile devices.

4.0.2

Additional columnData parameter passed to onHeaderClick callback.

4.0.1

Removed an unused dependency on 'inline-style-prefixer' from the package.json.

4.0.0

CSS styles have been split into their own, separately loaded stylesheet. This simplifies universal/isomorphic use cases without breaking vendor prefixing. This change means that you'll need to import the following additional file. This only needs to be done once (usually during bootstrapping).

import 'react-virtualized/styles.css';

In this release the width property of the FlexTable component was removed. Tables will now grow to fill 100% of the width of their parent container.

The AutoSizer's ChildComponent attribute has been removed in favor of using a regular react child. For example:

<AutoSizer ChildComponent={VirtualScroll} {...props} />

Should instead be this:

<AutoSizer>
  <VirtualScroll {...props} />
</AutoSizer>

3.1.1

New onHeaderClick property added to FlexTable. Thanks to @olslash for the contribution!

3.1.0

Added high-order InfiniteLoader component to manage just-in-time fetching of data as a user scrolls up or down in a list. For more information about this component refer to the API docs.

3.0.1

Fixed small NPE when up/down arrow key was used while an empty VirtualScroll was in-focus.

3.0.0

CSS styles have been split into two groups: functional styles (eg. position, overflow) and presentational styles (eg. text-transform, color) and both have been converted to inline styles rather than being loaded as CSS. This was done primarily to simplify usage for universal/isomorphic rendering.

For more information on customizing styles refer to the documentation...