InfiniteScroll
Continuous scrolling container with automatic data fetching on scroll threshold, loading indicators, and end-of-list detection
InfiniteScroll Component
Progressive loading pattern for feeds, logs, and large result sets.
Basic Usage
Render finite content with an explicit end state.
Implementation Notes
Keep setup minimal so teams can adopt the component quickly.
- - Always provide a clear terminal state message.
- - Keep list items visually compact and scannable.
- - Ensure non-scrolling pages still render cleanly.
Normal Usage
Display a loading state while fetching additional pages.
8 items loaded across 1 pages.
Implementation Notes
This pattern maps to everyday product screens and forms.
- - Guard against duplicate fetches while loading.
- - Keep each page size consistent for smoother UX.
- - Surface progress details for heavy data views.
Advanced Usage
Tune observer threshold and root margin for dense feeds.
Implementation Notes
Advanced mode should compose cleanly with app state and callbacks.
- - Increase `rootMargin` for earlier prefetching.
- - Adjust `threshold` to reduce false-positive triggers.
- - Keep loader messaging lightweight and informative.
Real-Life Use Cases
Great for incident timelines, notifications, and analytics streams.
Implementation Notes
Show how the component fits real workflows, not isolated UI demos.
- - Keep event lines short enough for fast scanning.
- - Pair entries with severity or status metadata when needed.
- - Avoid endless feeds without meaningful stop conditions.
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