How to use the @egjs/infinitegrid.Watcher function in @egjs/infinitegrid

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github naver / egjs-infinitegrid / packages / react-infinitegrid / src / InfiniteGrid.js View on Github external
const {
			isOverflowScroll,
			isEqualSize,
			isConstantSize,
			horizontal,
			threshold,
		} = this.props;

		this._items = new ItemManager();
		this._renderer = new DOMRenderer(viewer, {
			container: isOverflowScroll ? this._container : null,
			isEqualSize,
			isConstantSize,
			horizontal,
		});
		this._watcher = new Watcher(
			this._renderer.view,
			{
				isOverflowScroll,
				horizontal,
				container: this._renderer.container,
				resize: () => setTimeout(() => { this.setState({ layout: true }); }),
				check: param => this._onCheck(param),
			});
		this._infinite = new Infinite(this._items, {
			horizontal,
			threshold,
			useRecycle: true,
			append: param => this._requestAppend(param),
			prepend: param => this._requestPrepend(param),
			recycle: param => this._recycle(param),
		});

@egjs/infinitegrid

A module used to arrange elements including content infinitely according to grid type. With this module, you can implement various grids composed of different card elements whose sizes vary. It guarantees performance by maintaining the number of DOMs the

MIT
Latest version published 3 months ago

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