A lightweight web package that loads items in lazy way to achieve high performance and better UX in large lists

Overview

Lazy Load List

Lazy Load List is a lightweight web package that loads items in lazy way to achieve high performance and better UX in large lists.

Rendering large lists makes the first load slow especially if items contain images, so this package split the list to small lists then it renders them one by one when scrolling to the end of the list..

you can notice the deference here:

loading performance deference

Demo

you can find the source code of examples in examples folder

Features

  • Fast Loading 🚀
  • Lightweight package
  • Better user experience
  • Supports most loved JS frameworks

Supported Frameworks

| svelte logo | Svete js     | ✅
| svelte | Vue js (2,3) | ✅
| svelte | React js     | coming soon..

Installation

install the package using npm or yarn:

install using npm

$ npm i lazy-load-list

or using yarn

$ yarn add lazy-load-list

Usage

you must wrap the list by div and specify the height and width in the wrapper div.

  • svelte logo svelte js:

{ item }

">
import LazyList from 'lazy-load-list/svelte'


  

{ item }

  • svelte vue js:
// script import LazyList from 'lazy-load-list/vue' .. components: { LazyList } // don't forget to define it in the components">

  
// script import LazyList from 'lazy-load-list/vue' .. components: { LazyList } // don't forget to define it in the components

Props

prop description required default value
data the item array yes []
itemsPerRender items to be rendered per load yes 3
containerClasses list container classes for CSS no ''
defaultLoading to show the default loading or not no true
defaultLoadingColor color of the default loading no '#18191A'
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Comments
  • Missing lib/Loading.css

    Missing lib/Loading.css

    Description

    After npm install, the following error appears:

    ERROR  Failed to compile with 1 error  
    
    This relative module was not found:
    * ../lib/loading.css in ./node_modules/cache-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--13-0!./node_modules/babel-loader/lib!./node_modules/cache-loader/dist/cjs.js??ref--1-0!./node_modules/vue-loader-v16/dist??ref--1-1!./node_modules/lazy-load-list/vue/LazyList.vue?vue&type=script&lang=js
    

    As the error suggests, the loading.css file is missing from the lib directory. Judging from older versions of this, the code used to be in the Loading modules but was moved to an independent file which was never added to git.

    Suggested fix

    Create a new file called lib/loading.css with the following:

    .dots {
        width: 3.5em;
        display: flex;
        flex-flow: row nowrap;
        align-items: center;
        justify-content: space-between;
    }
    
    .dots div {
        width: 0.8em;
        height: 0.8em;
        border-radius: 50%;
        animation: fade 0.8s ease-in-out alternate infinite;
    }
    
    .dots div:nth-of-type(1) {
        animation-delay: -0.4s;
    }
    
    .dots div:nth-of-type(2) {
        animation-delay: -0.2s;
    }
    
    @keyframes fade {
        from {
            opacity: 1;
        }
        to {
            opacity: 0;
        }
    }
    
    opened by p0rridg3 2
  • [Error] You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type

    [Error] You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type

    Hello, Mr. Omar Thanks for your hard work, But I have a little problem.

    I tried to use 'lazy-load-list' in electron app (with nextron), And I got this error Screenshot_20220404_023527

    After some search, I think this to be related to webpack. So, Is there anything which can I do to solve this problem?

    Code :

    import LazyList from "lazy-load-list/react";
    import { useState, useEffect, useRef } from "react";
    
    import {
    	Alert,
    	AlertIcon,
    	AlertTitle,
    	AlertDescription,
    	Button,
    	IconButton,
    	Box,
    	Tooltip,
    	Flex,
    	Spinner,
    	HStack,
    	Stack,
    	Input,
    	InputRightElement,
    	InputGroup,
    	Heading,
    	Select,
    } from "@chakra-ui/react";
    
    import {
    	HiTrash,
    	HiRefresh,
    	HiOutlineInformationCircle,
    	HiSearch,
    	HiX,
    } from "react-icons/hi";
    import LogsProvider, { useLogs } from "@Context/logs";
    
    const NUMBER_OF_MESSAGES = 100;
    
    function Logs() {
    	const { logs, GetLogs, ClearLogs, isLoading } = useLogs();
    
    	const [StatusFilter, setStatusFilter] = useState("all");
    	const [LogsAfterFiltering, setLogsAfterFiltering] = useState(
    		logs?.lines ?? [],
    	);
    
    	const [search, setSearch] = useState({ bool: false, value: "" });
    	useEffect(() => GetLogs(), []); // * Get Logs when user open the modal
    
    	useEffect(() => {
    		setLogsAfterFiltering(
    			logs?.lines?.filter((line) => {
    				if (StatusFilter === "all") return true;
    				return line.status === StatusFilter && line;
    			}),
    		);
    	}, [StatusFilter, logs]);
    
    	useEffect(() => {
    		setLogsAfterFiltering(
    			logs?.lines.filter(
    				(line) =>
    					line.content.toLowerCase().includes(search.value.toLowerCase()) &&
    					(line.status === StatusFilter || StatusFilter === "all"),
    			),
    		);
    	}, [search.value, logs]);
    
    	// useEffect(() => console.log("search update to", search), [search]); // ! For Debugging
    	// useEffect(() => console.log("logs update to", logs), [logs]); // ! For Debugging
    	// useEffect(() => console.log("LogsAfterFiltering update to", LogsAfterFiltering), [LogsAfterFiltering]); // ! For Debugging
    
    	return (
    		<>
    			<Flex w='full' justify='space-between' my={3}>
    				<HStack>
    					<Tooltip
    						hasArrow
    						placement='right'
    						label={`Logs stored in ${logs.path}`}>
    						<IconButton
    							variant='ghost'
    							cursor='default'
    							icon={<HiOutlineInformationCircle size='1.3em' />}
    						/>
    					</Tooltip>
    				</HStack>
    
    				<HStack justify='end' spacing={3}>
    					<Select
    						maxW='150px'
    						value={StatusFilter}
    						variant='filled'
    						onChange={(e) => setStatusFilter(e.target.value)}>
    						<option value='all'>All {logs?.lines?.length}</option>
    						<option value='info'>
    							Info{" "}
    							{logs?.lines?.filter((line) => line.status === "info").length}
    						</option>
    						<option value='warning'>
    							Warning{" "}
    							{logs?.lines?.filter((line) => line.status === "warning").length}
    						</option>
    						<option value='error'>
    							Error{" "}
    							{logs?.lines?.filter((line) => line.status === "error").length}
    						</option>
    					</Select>
    					{search.bool ? (
    						<InputGroup w='200px'>
    							<Input
    								placeholder='Search'
    								variant='filled'
    								value={search.value}
    								onChange={(e) =>
    									setSearch({ ...search, value: e.target.value })
    								}
    							/>
    							<InputRightElement>
    								{search.value ? (
    									<IconButton
    										variant='none'
    										icon={<HiX size='1.4em' />}
    										onClick={() => setSearch({ ...search, value: "" })}
    									/>
    								) : (
    									<IconButton
    										variant='none'
    										icon={<HiSearch size='1.4em' />}
    										onClick={() => setSearch({ ...search, bool: !search.bool })}
    									/>
    								)}
    							</InputRightElement>
    						</InputGroup>
    					) : (
    						<Tooltip label='Search in logs'>
    							<IconButton
    								variant='ghost'
    								icon={<HiSearch size='1.4em' />}
    								onClick={() => setSearch({ ...search, bool: !search.bool })}
    							/>
    						</Tooltip>
    					)}
    
    					<Button leftIcon={<HiRefresh />} onClick={() => GetLogs()}>
    						Refresh
    					</Button>
    					<Button
    						leftIcon={<HiTrash />}
    						colorScheme='red'
    						onClick={() => ClearLogs()}>
    						Clear All
    					</Button>
    				</HStack>
    			</Flex>
    			<Stack spacing={1}>
    				{isLoading ? (
    					<Spinner
    						size='xl'
    						color='green'
    						alignSelf='center'
    						justifySelf='center'
    					/>
    				) : !(LogsAfterFiltering.length > 0) ? (
    					<Heading size='md' alignSelf='center'>
    						No logs found
    					</Heading>
    				) : (
    					<LogRows
    						data={LogsAfterFiltering.slice(
    							0,
    							Math.min(LogsAfterFiltering.length, NUMBER_OF_MESSAGES),
    						)}
    					/>
    				)}
    			</Stack>
    		</>
    	);
    }
    
    function LogAlert({ item, index }) {
    	const { status, date, content } = item;
    	const availableTypes = ["warning", "error", "info"];
    
    	return (
    		<Alert
    			key={index}
    			status={availableTypes.includes(status) ? status : "warning"}>
    			<AlertIcon />
    			<Box flex={1}>
    				<AlertTitle mr={2}>{date}</AlertTitle>{" "}
    				<AlertDescription>{content}</AlertDescription>
    			</Box>
    		</Alert>
    	);
    }
    
    const LogRows = ({ data }) => {
    	const listRef = useRef(null);
    	const ref = useRef(null);
    
    
    
    	return (
    		<Box ref={ref}>
    			<LazyList
    				data={data}
    				itemsPerRender={15}
    				defaultLoadingColor='#222'
    				renderItem={LogAlert}
    			/>
    			
    		</Box>
    	);
    };
    
    function LogsComponent() {
    	return (
    		<LogsProvider>
    			<Logs />
    		</LogsProvider>
    	);
    }
    
    export default LogsComponent;
    
    
    opened by Hulxv 3
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