Hyperapp InfiniteList

Infinite scroll list component for Hyperapp.

Feature

• Lightweight: The minified script size is 3kB.
• Memory friendly: Render only the area where items are displayed.

Limitation

• Each item in the list must be the same height.
• Only single column list is supported.

Instllation

npm install --save hyperapp-infinite-list

or

yarn add hyperapp-infinite-list

Examples with tutorial

• Basic
• With animation
• Auto loading when reaching the bottom of the list

Infinite list component props

namespace

• required
• string

Specify the namespace stored by createState and createActions.

const state = {
  $list1: createState()
};
 
const actions = {
  $list1: createState()
};
 
const List = createList(() => ...);
 
const view = (state, actions) => {
  <div>
    <List namespace="$list1" ... />
  </div>
};

itemHeight

• required
• numeric

Specify the height of each item to be rendered (px).

// good: numeric (as 100px)
<List itemHeight={100} ... />
 
// good: numeric string (as 100px)
<List itemHeight="100" ... />
 
// bad: is not numeric
<List itemHeight="100px" ... />
 
// bad: < 0
<List itemHeight={-100} ... />

preloadItemCount

• optional (default: 10)
• integer

Specify the number of items to preload in above and below the out of the inifinite list display area.

// good: integer
<List preloadItemCount={5} ... />
 
// good: integer string
<List itemHeight="5" ... />
 
// bad: is not integer
<List itemHeight={5.5} ... />
 
// bad: < 0
<List itemHeight={-5} ... />

onReachTop

• optional (default: empty function)
• function

Specify the function to be called when scrolling to the top of the infinite list.

<List onReachTop={(listElement) => { ...  }} ... />

onReachBottom

• optional (default: empty function)
• function

Specify the function to be called when scrolling to the bottom of the infinite list.

<List onReachBottom={(listElement) => { ...  }} ... />

onCreate

• optional (default: empty function)
• function

Specify the function to be called when the inifinite list created.

<List onCreate={(listElement) => { ...  }} ... />

onUpdate

• optional (default: empty function)
• function

Specify the function to be called when the inifinite list updated.

<List onUpdate={(listElement) => { ...  }} ... />

Tips

Multiple infinite list in the single view

const state = {
  $list1: createState(),
  $list2: createState()
};
 
const actions = {
  $list1: createState(),
  $list2: createState()
};
 
const List1 = createList(() => ...);
const List2 = createList(() => ...);
 
const view = (state, actions) => {
  <div>
    <List1 namespace="$list1" ... />
    <List2 namespace="$list2" ... />
  </div>
};

Custom state

You can extend the infinite list state by passing custom state as an argument when calling createState().

const state = {
  // inject the 'selected' state to $list1 namespace
  $list1: createState({
    selected: ''
  })
};
 
// access the 'selected' state in $list1
const view = (state, actions) => (
  <div>
    <p>selected: {state.$list1.selected}</p>
    <div>
      <List ... />
    </div>
  </div>
);

Custom actions

You can extend the infinite list actions by passing custom actions as an argument when calling createActions().

const state = {
  // inject 'selected' state to $list1 namespace
  $list1: createState({
    selected: ''
  })
};
 
const actions = {
  // inject the 'selectItem' action to $list1 namespace
  $list1: createActions({
    selectItem: (id) => ({ selected: id });
  })
};
 
// call the 'selectItem' action in $list1
const List = createList(({ id, name }) => (state, actions) => (
  <div>
    <a href="#" onclick={() => actions.$list1.selectItem(id)}>{name}</a>
  </div>
));
 
// access the 'selected' state in $list1
const view = (state, actions) => (
  <div>
    <p>selected: {state.$list1.selected}</p>
    <div>
      <List ... />
    </div>
  </div>
);

Manage items example

// set custom actions
const actions = {
  $list1: createAction({
    addItem: (newItem) => (state, actions) => {
      const items = state.items;
      items.push(newItem);
      return { items };
    },
    removeItem: (id) => (state, actions) => ({
      items: state.items.filter((item) => item.id !== id)
    }),
    updateItem: (updateItem) => (state, actions) => ({
      items: state.items.map((item) => (item.id === updateItem.id) ? updateItem : item)
    }),
    clearItems: () => ({
      items: []
    })
  });
};
 
// call custom actions in view
const view = (state, actions) => (
  <div>
    <a href="#" onclick={() => actions.$list1.addItem({ id: 999, name: 'xxx' })}>add</a>
    <a href="#" onclick={() => actions.$list1.removeItem(999)}>remove</a>
    <a href="#" onclick={() => actions.$list1.updateItem({ id: 999, name: 'yyy' })}>update</a>
    <a href="#" onclick={() => actions.$list1.clearItems()}>clear</a>
  </div>
);

How to use from TypeScript

see here.

License

MIT license

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