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I'm looking at using react-cool-virtual to render a chat window. Loading my items, and then scrolling to the end of the list, is proving to be pretty messy. Among other things, you get some render flashes, sometimes jumpiness, etc.
Describe the Solution You'd Like
It would be nice to have the option to start the chat at the end, and skip the initial render that happens at the top of the list.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
I've spend a lot of time trying to optimize/improve the scroll-to-end on load, but it's proving rather difficult to improve matters with that path.
Additional Information
Another option I've considered is a flex column with flex-direction: column-reverse, in which case you could, in theory, just load your items in reverse order, but I don't think the way react-cool-virtual works would play nicely with this idea.
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Option to start first render at end of the list.
Describe the Feature
I'm looking at using
react-cool-virtual
to render a chat window. Loading my items, and then scrolling to the end of the list, is proving to be pretty messy. Among other things, you get some render flashes, sometimes jumpiness, etc.Describe the Solution You'd Like
It would be nice to have the option to start the chat at the end, and skip the initial render that happens at the top of the list.
Describe Alternatives You've Considered
I've spend a lot of time trying to optimize/improve the scroll-to-end on load, but it's proving rather difficult to improve matters with that path.
Additional Information
Another option I've considered is a flex column with
flex-direction: column-reverse
, in which case you could, in theory, just load your items in reverse order, but I don't think the wayreact-cool-virtual
works would play nicely with this idea.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: