React components for efficiently rendering large, scrollable lists and tabular data
react reactjs virtual window windowed list scrolling infinite virtualized table grid spreadsheetReact components for efficiently rendering large, scrollable lists and tabular data.
react react-component windowing virtualization list grid listview tabular-data performance reactjs virtual scrolling infinite virtualized table fixed header flexbox spreadsheet table-view infinite-scrollThe examples don't work on IE as they are powered by react-runner which is a react-live like library but only for modern browsers.
react table component grid virtualizedOnly renders items visible in the current viewport.
preact viewport virtual virtual-scroll virtualized scrollAngular 2 components for efficiently rendering large, scrollable lists and tabular data
angular angular2 ng2 virtual list scrolling infinite virtualized table fixed header flexbox grid spreadsheetReact component that displays image data as colored text.
react reactjs react-component virtual list scrolling infinite virtualized table fixed header flexbox grid spreadsheetA new InfiniteList that compose react-virtualized/InfiniteLoader with the react-native/VirtualizedList component, and a drop replacement component of react-native-gifted-listview
react-native virtualized infinite-scrolling virtualizedlist react reactjs react-component virtual list scrolling infinite listview ios androidA container for displaying large ordered collections of data items and presenting them using arbitrary layouts (e.g. lists, grids). Large collections can be scrolled smoothly by displaying only a limited number of elements. This is also known as "windowing" or "virtualization". Changes to the data (remove, add, move) and changes to the layout are properly animated by the collection view. The library is inspired by iOS' UICollectionView and Android's RecyclerView. The collection view also handles resizing of the container properly, maintaining the current position in the collection.
collectionview uicollectionview recylerview list grid virtualization scroll scrolling grid-layout virtualized performance windowing typescript reactStandalone version of the AutoSizer component from react-virtualized
react reactjs virtual window windowed list scrolling infinite virtualized table grid spreadsheetA React component for efficiently rendering tree like structures with support for position: sticky. react-virtualized-sticky-tree uses a similar API to react-virtualized. StickyTree renders the component within a nested structure so that the header's position may be 'stuck' at different levels (see demo). When passing the root node or items in the children array, specifying isSticky: true will make the item sticky.
tree react virtual virtualized virtualizedlist position sticky-headers stickyheader sticky react-virtualizedVue component for efficiently rendering large collection data. Inspired by react-virtualize. vue-virtual-collection offers two ways of using a VirtualCollection.
slot vue-components performance scroll collection vue vuejs vue-component virtual scrolling infinite virtualized recycle domA fast, versatile virtual-render list component for React. This component was originally forked from ReactList, so credit for the core functionality goes to orgsync. I have re-architected it to be more modular, fixed some of the rendering issues, added additional options, and added code coverage.
react windowing reactjs virtual list scrolling infinite virtualized table gridVirtualizedItemGrid is a React component for efficiently rendering a large, scrollable list of items in a series of wrapping rows. It does this by leveraging react-virtualized to render a virtualized grid of an arbitrary number of rows and a set of columns based on the provided idealItemWidth and the space available to render said grid.
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